There has been fresh warnings over scams relating to Amazon, Royal Mail and the DVLA.
Fraudsters are also passing themselves off as workers from Hermes, DPD, PayPal, and banks, according to warnings.
Cruel fraudsters are attempting to steal victims' cash as Brits remain working from home, with anxieties high, Birmingham Live reports.
An ITV documentary Tonight, which aired on Thursday evening, shed light on the spate of scams and rise of vile fraudsters attempting to swindle unwitting victims across the country.
The Royal Mail scam has, by now, been well publicised.
But police forces are still urging people to exercise caution and stay vigilant amid a worrying rise in fraudulent text messages and emails.
A West Midlands Police Community Support Officer (PCSO), Sam Doninton said: "I have had a large number of residents mention scams and/or spam texts that they have been receiving as a real problem."
The scams have left some Birmingham residents losing their entire life savings - including one graduate from the city who fell foul to Royal Mail scammers.
Research listed below also shows Hermes, DVLA and Amazon scams are massively rising, as well as scams relating to banking giants in the UK.
In March, The Mirror reported on how millions of people have been sent text messages from scammers posing as Royal Mail in an attempt to intercept their bank details.
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) said the messages claim a parcel is awaiting delivery but a "settlement" must first be paid.
The messages include a link to a fraudulent Royal Mail website which asks the recipient to enter their bank details to release their parcel.
The CTSI warned that the rise in online shopping means more people are likely to be waiting for parcels and deliveries, making them more vulnerable to this kind of fraud.
