Fraud Watch | Cash Kitty

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Fraud guidance

Prevent yourself becoming a victim of fraud surrounding short term loans and payday loans by following our simple guidance.

Here at Cash Kitty we do everything we can to ensure that the privacy of our applicants is secure and safe. We take the privacy of our customers very seriously and we have put this page together with information, guidance, a few helpful hints and tips to ensure your information is safe and you are not a victim of fraud.

Fraud can sometimes be very difficult to spot, some fraudsters take the name of genuine companies and pose as them. These fraudsters will then make cold calls to their victims promising loan details that don't really exsist. Cash Kitty offer a range of loans. The fraudsters will then invite the victim to part with the cash through voucher schemes like UKASH VOUCHERS and promising that a loan will certainly follow. Please be well aware of these types of scams.

Please note

No one from Cash Kitty or any financial partner will ever contact you and request to send money or ask you to buy any products prior to receiving your loan.

If you think you have been a victim of a fraud then there are some very helpful steps you can take to protect yourself and resolve the situation you may be in.

Next steps

A few steps you can take if you are a victim of fraud

1. Stop sending money

If you think you are a victim of fraud and you have been scammed you should stop sending any money to anyone you think is involved immediately. If you have given anyone your bank details we recommend you contact your bank and tell them of the situation immediately so they can also help you.

2. Report it immediately

If you think you are or have been a victim of any type of fraud, you can report it using the helpful links below, these links will give you even more information in regards to fraud and give you all the information you need to make a claim and report your situation.