A Date With Destiny

Oh yes, but it's mainly the customers themselves who aren't web savvy and click on spoof email attachments that tell them to enter their personal info and stuff, mainly pensioners who tend to be more easily fooled. My gran almost fell victim to a conman who called at her house last weekend claiming to be from the gas board, but luckily I was there and I asked to see his ID, he then made an excuse to leave. I then phoned up the gas board myself and was told that no meter inspections had been authorised, meaning he was a conman. So I reported him to the police. This kind of thing happens a lot over here, and these conpeople mainly target the elderly, trick their way into their homes by pretending to be legitimate callers, and pocket their life savings. I dread to think what might have happened if I hadn't been there as my gran's disabled and way too trusting of strangers.