West Yorkshire Police has issued a warning over gift card fraud.
Action Fraud launched awareness campaign #StayTunedToFraud, with support from retailers to combat the crime.
Between 1 April 2015 and 31 March 2018, 11,329 reports of fraud involving iTunes gift cards were made to Action Fraud.
In the same period, £6,561,380 was lost to this type of fraud, with the average person losing £579.
Action Fraud has warned the public to never provide the numbers on the back of iTunes Gift Cards to someone you don't know.
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