70 best genuine discounts in final hours of sale

Last year, shoppers in the UK lost £11m to cyber criminals in the three months to Christmas, with clothing, high-end tech products and cars among the most common products subject to scams.

The National Cyber Security Centre launched a Black Friday and online shopping fraud campaign last year, warning shoppers to be cautious of fake websites that might resemble genuine retailers. To do this, always double-check that the website URL is correct, watch out for links to deals from social media, too, which might take you to a scam website.

The latest Action Fraud data says 43 per cent of retail scams reported mentioned a social media platform, with online marketplaces being mentioned in a fifth of cases. Read our how to avoid Black Friday weekend scams guide and our guide to finding genuine deals before making a purchase.

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