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A couple of scams doing the rounds at present;
One is where you receive a call on your mobile saying it is an engineer with your network doing a test and requesting you press #9 (or something similar), apparantly they can access your sim details.
The other one is a card in your door that says you’ve missed a parcel delivery and gives a number to call to arrange re-delivery. The number is a premium rate that allegedly can cost hundreds of euro.
Don’t press numbers if requested by a stranger on your mobile and unless you know the number on a card (and are expecting a parcel!) don’t ring. You can always google a correct number if in doubt.
Dave.
Most companies use An Post, Target or UPS. At this time of the year most people are expecting parcels, internet orders or gifts through the post…. thanks for the warning i will ring my mother now and tell her
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