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Online Scams Have Become Almost Commonplace in a World That Increasingly Relies on Online Shopping & Ecommerce.

Online scams usually involve scammers who pretend to be genuine online retailers or sellers, and disappear once they’ve received payment for advertised goods or services – but they can also seek to steal personal information by presenting themselves as government departments, or even your own workplace.


While some online scams are pretty obvious, others can be extremely sophisticated and complex, using the latest technology to set up fake websites or social media accounts, and using realistic domain names, logos and Australian Business Numbers to look as authentic as possible.

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Online Scams Have Become Almost Commonplace in a World That Increasingly Relies on Online Shopping & Ecommerce.

Online scams usually involve scammers who pretend to be genuine online retailers or sellers, and disappear once they’ve received payment for advertised goods or services – but they can also seek to steal personal information by presenting themselves as government departments, or even your own workplace.


While some online scams are pretty obvious, others can be extremely sophisticated and complex, using the latest technology to set up fake websites or social media accounts, and using realistic domain names, logos and Australian Business Numbers to look as authentic as possible.

If you suspect you've been scammed or defrauded, we are here to help.

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Last year, Australians lost more than $850 million dollars to online scams, so it’s likely that you – or someone you know – has been on the receiving end of an online scam (or will be in the future).

Over 2020, the top three areas in which scammers were most successful were:

  • $328 million lost in investment scams – a third of total losses.
  • $131 million in romance scams.
  • $128 million in payment redirection scams.

If you’ve been scammed – you’re certainly not alone! But you must be wary in the future!!

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Talk to Our Specialists

At Cyberlutions® we have specialist fraud investigators who you can talk to.


Our specialist investigators will work with you to help discover who scammed you, what led them to target you specifically (if anything) and help put measures in place to protect yourself in the future and/or prevent online fraud before it happens.


Over the years, we’ve successfully helped thousands of Australians track their scammers.

Our process is efficient and effective, and will help you by:

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  • Finding your scammer – using the latest tools and technology used by the world’s top cybercrime units, we’ll do everything in our power to figure out who targeted you, where they’re located, and what you can do about it.
  • Identifying what happened and how – scammers often look for specific targets that match a certain profile. Once we know who attacked you, we’ll start looking for the reason you were targeted.
  • Helping you to protect yourself from further attacks – our experienced team will educate you so that you can put strategies in place to help prevent online scams or fraud from occurring in the future. Working together, we’ll go over your social media profiles, clean up any privacy issues, and show you how common scams work.

Arming yourself with a few simple tips about what to look out for – like deals that are too good to be true, non-standard payment options or up-front payment for vouchers to access a cheap deal or giveaway, and websites that don’t provide appropriate refund policy or contact information – are all strong signs that you may be at risk of being scammed.

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Find out how our specialist team can help you with your Online Scams case with a FREE consultation.

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