In a brushing scam, scammers use stolen or fake addresses to send cheap items, like jewellery or gadgets, to random people.

A new scam utilizes packages delivered to homes to steal personal information. It’s called ‘brushing’ someone receives an ...

The consumers receiving the product often aren't "harmed" in the scam – and they often get to keep the free product – so some call the brushing scams "victimless" crimes. But the items are usually ...

If you are someone who frequently shop from e-commerce platforms like Amazon or AliExpress ... vigilant. A new fraud technique has been discovered, known as the ‘Brushing Scam’ which has ...

Australians are being sent unsolicited parcels as part of a new scam where recipients unbox bizarre items including ripped-up ...

Criminals often impersonate large companies, such as Amazon, to steal millions from customers. In 2023, the Federal Trade ...