Most scams need you to do something before they can work.

Scammers may:

• ask you to send them money based on promises that turn out to be false;
• ask you to provide your personal information and bank details.

Some are easy to spot while others are so sneaky you may not know they are scams.

PROTECT YOURSELF

Remember – If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is

Publications

• Protect YOURSELF
• Protect your MONEY
• Protect your PHONE
• Protect your COMPUTER
• Protect your IDENTITY
• SCAMS poster

For a copy of 'The Little Black Book of Scams' contact Consumer Affairs on 1800 019 319.

Other useful web sites on SCAMS

• SCAMwatch
• Protect Your Financial Identity
• List of Scams WA
• Scamnet WA
• List of Scams NSW
• Scams UK

REPORT ANY SCAMS TO

CONSUMER AFFAIRS 1800 019 319

or email consumer@nt.gov.au