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Black Friday 2026: Four online shopping scams South Africans need to watch out for | News.gg

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Published 15 hours ago · IOL · Updated 15 hours ago

Can you trust agentic AI to do your Black Friday shopping in South Africa?

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As Black Friday approaches, South African shoppers are being warned about AI-generated messages, fake websites, delivery scams and fraudulent customer-service numbers.

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Black Friday 2026: Four online shopping scams South Africans need to watch out for

As Black Friday approaches, South African shoppers are being warned about AI-generated messages, fake websites, delivery scams and fraudulent customer-service numbers.

By pholoso.manyama@iol.co.za (Pholoso Manyama) · Nov 11, 2026, 8:35 AM UTC

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Black Friday 2026: Four online shopping scams South Africans need to watch out for
As Black Friday approaches, South African shoppers are being warned about AI-generated messages, fake websites, delivery scams and fraudulent customer-service numbers.
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