Currys is aware of a rise in scams that fraudulently use our brand to deceive customers into revealing personal or financial information.
These scams often imitate genuine Curry’s communications using similar or matching branding to ours. These may appear as emails, text messages, social media posts, or even phone calls.
Please remain vigilant. Currys will never ask for sensitive personal information—such as your bank account number, credit card details, or passwords—via unsolicited contact.
If you ever have doubts about a message claiming to be from Currys, do not respond. Instead, contact our customer support team directly via the contact details found on our Contact Us page on our website or visit your local store for confirmation.
Your security is important us!
If you believe have been scammed, they take the following immediate steps:
- Stop all contact with the scammer/abuser
- Do not make further payments or provide any further information
- Tell your bank or card provider immediately if you paid by credit card or debit card
- Report the incident to your local Garda station as a criminal matter
- Collect records (emails or other communications) related to the scam or abuse
- Secure devices by resetting passwords and updating anti-virus software
- Report the incident to consumer protection agencies for advice and to prevent other people scammed
| The following details maybe of a support to you if you believe you have been victim/s of scam or financial abuse. |
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| An Garda Siochana | Customers should report incidents or scams or financial abuse to An Garda Siochana. A list of all Garda stations and contact numbers are available at www.garda.ie. If there is an immediate and serious risk of harm to a customer, they call the Gardaí at 999 or 112. |
| Domestic Abuse Helplines | Financial Abuse is a form or domestic abuse. If a partner or spouse is attempting to control the financial affairs of a customer, they may wish to speak to: National Freephone Helpline/Women’s Aid: 1800 341 900 National Male Adviceline: 1800 816 588 Elder Abuse: 1850 241 850 |
| Crime Victims Helpline | The CVH is a national support service for victims of crime in Ireland. CVH provide time and space for victims to talk about your experience in confidence and can answer questions about the criminal justice system, provide information about rights and guide you to local or specialist victim support services. Call 116 006 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday- 10:00 am to 7:30 pm, Friday- 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday and Bank Holidays- 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, Sunday- Closed. Website: www.crimevictimshelpline.ie |
If you would like to submit details of an active scam claiming to be Currys please contact us immediately.
Some examples of scams reported to us:
