Have you ever tried to turn the tables on a scammer? We’re looking to hear from scam victims who have fought back and taken action.
Hopefully you knowย how and where to report a scam if you experience one. But have you ever gone further and taken direct action against a fraudster?
We’ve seen countless examples of different types of scams both in my monthly Scam Watch column in Which? Magazine, and here on Which? Conversation.
As we leave the European Union today, criminals may even try to exploit uncertainties by posing as your bank, the police or other organisations asking you to transfer money or personal data.
Fighting back against scammers
With so many scam attempts being made every day, I’m looking to hear from people who have fought back against these fraudsters.
I’m looking for inspiring stories from victims who’ve sought justice after a scam. Action could include:
โ๏ธ Lobbying MPs or regulators for structural change
โ๏ธ Hiring a private investigator or turning detective yourself
โ๏ธ Launching a social media campaign
โ๏ธ Bringing victims of the same scam together
โ๏ธ Suing the scammers in court
Get in contact with us
Regardless of the outcome, we want to hear from you. If any of the above describes you or someone you know, please get in touch in the comments and let us know.
If you’d prefer to get in touch anonymously, our emails are always open. You can contact the Which? Conversation team on:
conversation.comments@which.co.uk
The team here will then ensure we’re put in contact directly and confidentially.
Hoping to hear from you soon.