No one is immune to being targeted by scammers. People from all walks of life, backgrounds and ages are vulnerable, and everyone must be constantly alert for fraudulent contact, says Auckland business advisory firm McDonald Vague. “With this week (13-19 November) being Fraud Awareness Week, we want to remind Aucklanders of the dangers of scams and the need to be vigilant. We all receive junk emails, enticing online advertisements, letters offering a private purchase of shares for a low price, phone calls from people purporting to be people who they are not, and so on,” explains Peri Finnigan, director of McDonald Vague. Ms Finnigan says that her firm is focussing on telling its clients about the need to be careful…