Prevention of Fraud in Travel - PROFiT is part of the Metropolitan Police OPERATION STERLING working closely with OPERATION PODIUM & the City of London Police

Reporting a fraud


If you are the subject of a fraud make sure you inform the following organisations:

    1. The company you have booked with.(where appropriate)

    2. Your bank or building society.

    3. The company the provides the company you have booked with with customer protection (ABTA, ATOL, TTA & TGTG).

    4. The advertising medium you booked your holiday.(where appropriate)

    5. Report the fraud to Action Fraud. Action Fraud >>
After you have contacted the above orgainsations we advise you to contact any third parties involved in your booking such as airlines and hotels to find out if you holiday has been booked. If a booking has been made you will need to clarify if the booking has been paid for.


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Prevention of Fraud in Travel - PROFiT is part of the Metropolitan Police OPERATION STERLING working closely with OPERATION PODIUM & the City of London Police