phone scams

If you're a Telstra customer and haven't seen as many scam calls lately, there may be a reason why, and your telco is it.

Some things are like clockwork, and the regularity of scams are one of them. With July drawing ever closer, here come more tax scams.

Getting scam messages with a link is normal, but a new approach hopes you call a scammer back. And clearly, you shouldn't call.

There's no shortage of scams out in the world, so keeping on top of them is important. What can you do to stay one step ahead?

Lesotho. Sudan. Bhutan. If you get a sudden phone call from these this week, it's a scam. Don't pick up or call back.

There's a new technology in place at Telstra, and it could just keep scammers from trying to trick you or get you to call back, saving you big time.

We typically think of security for computers, and internet security for Windows and Mac, but what about phones: do you even need it for those?

If you've started the year with a message that you've won something from JB HiFi, you might want to reset those expectations ASAP.

Scammers are out and about ahead of Black Friday, concocting all sorts of fraud to get your money. How are you to know if a deal is real?

As the tax season starts to draw to a close, the tax scams are on the increase, and some may sound legit. Are they, and how do you know?