| Characteristic | Value of losses (in million British pounds) | Number of cases |
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June 2026
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United Kingdom
Survey time period
2000 to 2025
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The source adds the following information: In an investment scam, a criminal convinces their victim to move their money to a fictitious fund or to pay for a fake investment. The criminal will usually promise a high return to entice their victim into making the transfer. These scams include investment in items such as gold, property, carbon credits, cryptocurrencies, land banks and wine.
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