Minister To Launch Fraud Awareness Week
Heather Roy. Pic: NZPA
Wellington, Feb 24 NZPA - Fraudsters are on the loose and you can find out about them on the Government's scamwatch website.
Consumer Affairs Minister Heather Roy will launch Fraud Awareness Week on Monday and says the economic downturn means this is the worst time to lose money to crooks.
"It's time to turn the tables on scammers and for consumers to be on their guard against fraudsters' unscrupulous tactics," she said today.
Details are on her ministry's website www.scamwatch.govt.nz
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