A significant shopping period is approaching, with Black Friday 2025 officially kicking off on Friday, November 28. Whilst the substantial discounts might be good news for bargain hunters and those seeking savings, this annual phenomenon also increases dangers for shoppers, and failing to remain alert could prove expensive.

Cybercriminals frequently exploit the Black Friday frenzy to capitalise, with fraudsters distributing convincing text-message cons designed to deceive victims. One of the most substantial risks involves delivery cons.

With countless individuals purchasing online, it becomes simple to lose track of your purchases - and fraudsters capitalise on this by dispatching fake "missed delivery" or shopping-related messages.

To assist in safeguarding customers, O2 has relea

See Full Page