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7 The Champagne Life
Con kingpin Jonathan Arafiena ran a sophisticated money laundering fraud that stole millions of dollars. Gareth and Marilyn Hamblin were looking for somewhere to invest their money when they saw an online ad for CEX Markets. The company offered potentially high returns, so Gareth traveled to London to meet with a CEX representative in person.

6 Gone in Seconds
Security camera footage caught on tape the moment that thieves drove through North London in a stolen Range Rover. Two masked thieves approached the Range Rover on a motorcycle. One of them watched while the other jumped off the motorcycle and rushed to the Rover’s window.

5 Frozen Brain
Rachel De Candia received a call to warn her that she had double paid for her Netflix subscription. Right after that, she lost $35,000. De Candia opened an email about being double charged for the streaming service, which requested her bank details so it could send her a refund.

4 Stealing Homes
Brooklynbased Christopher Williams stole an elderly widow’s home using fake documents. Williams used fake birth and death certificates to convince the New York City Department of Finance that he was Barbara Matthews’ son. Once he had the house’s deed, he sold the Jamaica, Queens property for $270,000 and pocketed $209,000 in profit from the sale.

3 ING Bank Account Hacked and It’s the Bank’s Fault
Scammers impersonated Australian care worker Marylynne Desveaux and stole $40,000 of her life savings. Desveaux was preparing for retirement when scammers gained access to her ING bank account in October of 2023. The impersonators accessed her payee contact list and changed her friend Graham's bank details, linking them to a different account.

2 Fake QR Codes
An unnamed London man discovered a QR code scam targeting electric car owners in the UK. In a viral video, the man filmed a sign for a Siemens Ubitricity EV charging port. The sign asked people to scan the QR code and follow its instructions to pay to charge their car. However, the man realized that the QR code had been stuck over the legitimate code, and peeled away the sticker.

1 The Wrong Account
Georgina Smith went to pick up her new MercedesBenz AMG A35 from a Melbourne car dealership when she learned she was the victim of a payment redirection scam. Smith was on her way to get her new car when the dealership called to say it didn’t receive her $38,500 deposit, despite Smith already sending the money over.