PSNI warning over email fraudsters

International fraudsters are using email to con people into giving them their bank details, internet users were warned today.

Mon, 19 May, 2003 - 12:06

International fraudsters are using email to con people into giving them their bank details, internet users were warned today.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland urged people to ignore emails asking for help in transferring large sums of money out of Nigeria, South Africa and Sierra Leone.

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