Banks must do more to end the scourge of current account fraud

Sarah Neville had no reason to be suspicious of an email asking for a legitimate payment, but it came from a crook who duped her out of £1,500 When Sarah Neville got an email from her carpenter saying he had just had a cancellation and could start the job they had been discussing within three weeks, it didn't arouse the slightest suspicion. The Bristol woman, who had spent several weeks emailing him, working out the minutiae of the planned renovations, was so happy it was finally going to happe...