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READ MOREPerth business loses $65,000 to invoice scam
A Perth car dealership has suffered a $65,000 hit after being caught by an invoice payment scam, prompting a warning to all businesses to be alert to the fraud.
Western Australia’s commissioner for consumer protection, David Hillyard, said that businesses frequently transferring large sums of money, such as car dealers and other businesses selling high-value items as well as real estate agencies, are a particularly strong target for scammers.
Read the full article at My Business.
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