Z adults most likely to be targeted’ - Gen-Z adults were most likely to say they had fallen for a ticket scam and also most likely to know someone who had been targeted, Barclays said.

Barclays has issued a warning for millions of customers who were born after 1989 as they are among the most likely age group to be targeted by scammers ...

17 per cent Gen-Z adults aged 18 to 27 said they had been caught out or coerced into paying for tickets that did not exist, slightly higher than Millennials, who are aged 28 to 36, so born after 1989, ...

Supporters of Liverpool are most likely to have been affected, followed by fans of Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and ...

Thousands of people have fallen victim to the scam, with nationwide losses estimated to have exceeded £2.5million over the ...

Many parents delight in posting snapshots of their children on social media, but one mother has issued a stark warning about ...

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Football fans in Wrexham and beyond are being warned to stay alert for ticket scams. The warning comes amid a surge in ticket scams ahead of the new Premier League and Championship season. Lloyds Bank ...

Lloyds Bank estimates that there are likely to have been at least 12,000 victims since the start of the 2023/24 ...

Lloyds estimates that there have been at least 12,000 victims of the scam nationwide since the start of the 2023 season - ...

The city of Gallup has issued a public warning following reports of a scam email falsely claiming to be from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission.