You pay for a product, and wait eagerly by the letterbox. Day after day after day. Where is it? It’s no use strumming your fingers and glancing at the clock — your item never turns up. This could be an innocent problem. It could’ve got lost in the post. Or it might be a scam. So what can you do about it? What Is the “Goods Not Received” Scam? It’s no surprise that, according to the U.K. bank NatWest, this was the most common scam of 2016, and that promises to continue in the coming years. Delivery guy goals pic.twitter.com/k4J1YuVQka…
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