Well, I just nearly got fooled by a scam: watch out for this one, gang. I got this text, and because I'm expecting a delivery (aren't we all in these days of online shopping?) I tapped through when I should have looked more closely at the URL

That sent me to a very good facsimile of a DPD page, complete with tracking number, and a convincing journey through rebooking a delivery

which brought me to this form. Apparently I had a quid to pay in unpaid postal charges

I was only saved because I am bloody-minded and check every pre-ticked box: what it's actually doing is signing you up for £43.99 of recurring charges.

I like to think I'm pretty savvy about scams, but this is a sneaky one. It bounced me into doing something - in this case, clicking through while swearing about an apparently buggered-up delivery - and it was only after that that I went back and checked the URL.

I am kicking myself because it's not that long since I wrote this guide to, er, checking URLs before you click through. Anyway, stay safe out there, kids. There are scamming bastards wanting your money. https://www.which.co.uk/news/2020/04/how-to-spot-and-stop-fake-coronavirus-texts-and-emails/

cc @faye_lipson @katielips