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Ste Hamilton Scam Awareness — Protecting UK Residents from Property & Rental Scams

An independent educational resource dedicated to raising awareness of property investment fraud and rental scams across the United Kingdom. Learn the warning signs, protect your money, and know where to report.

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Last updated: 15 June 2025

Why This Site Exists

Property fraud costs UK victims millions of pounds every year. From bogus investment schemes promising guaranteed returns to phantom landlords collecting deposits on properties they don't own, the tactics used by fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated.

This site exists to compile publicly available information, document reported concerns, and provide actionable guidance so that you can make informed decisions and avoid becoming a victim.

Did you know? According to Action Fraud, property and investment fraud is one of the fastest-growing categories of reported crime in the UK. Early awareness is your strongest defence.

Key Topics

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Ste Hamilton — Reported Concerns

Why people search "Ste Hamilton scam" and what publicly available information suggests. An evidence-based review of reported concerns.

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Property Investment Scams UK

How to identify fraudulent property investment schemes, common red flags, and how to verify whether an opportunity is legitimate.

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Rental Scams UK

Fake listings, phantom landlords, and advance-fee fraud. Understand the common tactics used in UK rental scams and how to protect yourself.

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Have You Been Affected?

If you believe you have been a victim of a property scam or rental fraud, it is important to act quickly. Report to the appropriate authorities and preserve all evidence.

Report a Scam

How We Compile Information

All content on this site is based on publicly available information, including court records, Companies House filings, press reports, and first-hand accounts submitted by members of the public. We take the following steps to maintain accuracy and fairness:

  • Cross-reference claims against official public records where possible
  • Use neutral, non-accusatory language throughout
  • Clearly distinguish between verified facts and reported allegations
  • Provide a corrections and removal request process for any named parties
  • Regularly review and update content to reflect new information

For more detail, please see our About page and Editorial Policy.