Police are warning people to remain vigilant when booking summer holidays.
In a post on social media they say thousands of people fall victim to holiday fraud each year.
Officers say in some instances people pay for non-existent accommodation, flights or even entire holidays.
They're urging people not to become one of the unlucky ones, and read their expert advice on www.getsafeonline.org/booksafe.
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