Migrant communities are disproportionately vulnerable to scams

Migrant communities are disproportionately vulnerable to scams

Migrant communities are disproportionately vulnerable to scams Source: Getty

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Over the last year, financial losses to scams have increased by 87 percent to 236 million dollars - and consumers who speak English as a second language are vulnerable.

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