Kamloops resident scammed out of $4,000

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When the reimbursement didn’t come through, the victim contacted the bank, and they were advised it was a scam.

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“Banks will never request that their customers purchase gift cards of any kind,” said Shelkie. “If you are unsure if a phone call, letter or email is a scam, check with the bank by contacting them yourself. Look up the bank’s phone number independently or go in person.”

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