Daylight Robbery tells the hidden story of hi tech heists stealing Australians’ real estate and retirement wealth: no sirens, no police and very little chance of getting your money back. This silent plunder stolen by sharks operating across the digital economy is funding crime, slavery and even terrorism. We get to the bottom of how it happens and explain how you can stop your money and savings being plundered.

Daylight Robbery
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Daylight Robbery tells the hidden story of hi tech heists stealing Australians’ real estate and retirement wealth: no sirens, no police and very little chance of getting your money back. This silent plunder stolen by sharks operating across the digital economy is funding crime, slavery and even terrorism. We get to the bottom of how it happens and explain how you can stop your money and savings being plundered.
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Recent Episodes

May 31, 2025
BONUS 'We Won, Here's How'
Victims Sarah and Laine recount their victory in recovering $252,000 lost to real estate fraud, highlighting the importance of media attention and perseverance in fighting for justice.

April 23, 2025
#9 One bad SMS later
<p>Your Phone. Their Payday.</p><p>A single scam text can open the back door to your bank account — and you might never get your money back. In this episode of Daylight Robbery, we reveal how spoofed SMS messages from trusted senders like Australia Post or your bank are being used in sophisticated scams that banks fail to stop. Katrina clicked one fake Australia Post link. Her Chinese bank stopped the charge — but scammers still drained £33,000 Great British Pounds from an HSBC account opened in her name. HSBC is now under investigation by ASIC for failing to detect or act on 950 different Australian HSBC spoofing frauds. Katrina, however, has not been asked any questions nor had any reimbursement.Furkan, a Melbourne tradie, got scammed through messages inside his ANZ text thread. He was tricked into sending $58,000 to scam mule accounts held at ANZ. Despite a key AFCA ruling — the “Mr T decision” — the ombudsman conciliated just a $6300 reimbursement for his $58,000 loss. If the bank successfully recovered Furkan's money (which you would assume they could do, given it went through their own accounts) they are not obliged to tell Furkan how much they recovered or which accounts it was recovered from - it would simply 'turn up' in his bank account - no transparency, no accountability.</p><p>Key moments</p><p>0:04 – How one SMS can lead to disaster</p><p>1:21 – Katrina’s scam begins</p><p>2:47 – £33,000 stolen from her fake HSBC account</p><p>5:57 – Sunni Wan: another HSBC victim, $50k gone</p><p>6:23 – AFCA's “Mr T” ruling changes the game</p><p>8:36 – Furkan’s $58k ANZ loss</p><p>12:24 – ANZ fraud detection activates after the scam</p><p>16:45 – Breached data fuels the scam boom</p><p>18:32 – Why scam laws won’t protect you until 2026</p><p>19:30 – Corporate crime called out</p><p>Watch now and find out how scammers slip into your messages — and steal your future.</p>

April 8, 2025
TRAILER 2: Why I made Daylight Robbery
<p>When a middle-aged mum gets riled, watch out. Here's why I made Daylight Robbery. I've chatted to more than 35 financial crime victims in Australia. Every story is different. Every story is complex and extremely difficult to make sense of. That's because the criminals are smarter than governments, banks, telcos and big tech companies. They push the boundaries, move faster and have a raft of cheap tech tools to do their dirty work. Our police can't keep up. And the victims carry the blame for the loss.</p>
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