A Euro Championship ticket competition sounded too good to be true, so Zurich police issued a warning.
But it was legitimate.
An email from Post Finance to its customers said you could win VIP tickets, a night in a hotel and CHF 200 spending money.
Zurich police issued a warning, but later admitted they had acted too hastily, though it was important to act fast with online scams.
But it's now too late – the competition has closed, so those who didn’t see, or ignored the warning, did have a head start. But don’t think that’s a lesson to be learnt.
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