A warning has been issued over a diet pill scam which contains fake Dragons' Den endorsements.
Consumer rights website Which? said fraudsters are promising life-changing results to people who purchase "clinically proven" diet pills. The scammers are targeting people via emails.
The scammers also include fake Dragons' Den endorsements to trick people into parting with their bank details and hard-earned cash. According to Which?, the scam starts with an email from what appears to be a random address.
