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In 2025, UK fraud complaints rose, with most involving online investment scams promising high returns, often via social media, and fake job offers requiring upfront crypto payments.
The Financial Ombudsman Service reported 31,300 fraud and scam complaints in 2025, with about 20,000 involving authorised payments.
Over half were linked to online investment scams, often promoted via social media or search engines, promising high returns—especially in cryptocurrency.
Victims typically receive small initial gains, then pressured to pay fees or taxes to withdraw funds that never appear.
Fake job offers requiring upfront payments, often in cryptocurrency, also remain common.
The ombudsman urges caution, advising people to verify firms via the Financial Conduct Authority’s checker, avoid unsolicited offers, and confirm contact details through official channels.
Victims can seek free, impartial help through the ombudsman’s service.
En 2025, las quejas de fraude en el Reino Unido aumentaron, la mayoría involucrando estafas de inversión en línea que prometen altos rendimientos, a menudo a través de las redes sociales, y ofertas de trabajo falsas que requieren pagos anticipados de criptomonedas.