Experts have issued a warning about a fake Marks and Spencer website that aims to steal personal data from shoppers. The site will pop up as an advert that takes you to the misleading page, which isn't associated with M&S in any way.
It'll then ask shoppers to input sensitive information that could lead to fraudsters stealing their data. The warning was shared by online discount platform Wethrift, and the founder has issued some information about the false site and what happens when people come across it.
Wales Online reports that Nick Drewe, founder of the discount site, said: "These misleading scam adverts are sending shoppers to fake websites that have nothing to do with M&S, luring them in with the opportunity to receive a £100 gift card."Once shoppers are directed to the fake website, the page will then ask for personal data, tricking shoppers into being potential victims of fraud."With online shopping now hugely popular, scams are unfortunately becoming more and more common.
To help people keep safe, Nick has shared some useful information to be aware of when placing online orders. Order confirmation scamsA common phishing technique to look out for is fake order confirmation emails.
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