You’re more likely to be the victim of fraud than any other crime and no wonder, crooks know that the chances of being caught are minimal.
Just ask Gary Nield, whose ordeal began when he was phoned supposedly by Revolut and warned that his card was being used to buy goods at John Lewis in London.
During the call a notification flashed up on his screen which also appeared to be from Revolut, asking him to approve an £849 transaction. He declined.
