TV fraud on the rise in lead-up to sporting summer warns VFM
Insurers must be on the alert over the next couple of months, as fraudulent claims for televisions have risen significantly in the run up to this year’s sporting summer, counter-fraud Specialist, VFM Services, has warned.
With the World Cup this month and other major sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games and the Tour de France all taking place this summer, fraudulent TV claims made to insurers were expected to
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