Crimes should be reported as any other is
It's becoming one of the most popular days for online purchases, but the police and HSBC want you to take care when making them.
Cyber Monday has got progressively bigger over the last few years, which means it's also become more attractive to fraudsters.
The Isle of Man Constabulary and the local branch of the bank have issued advice on how to make sure you don't become a victim.
If you do, though, Inspector Gavin Callow, the force's cyber officer, says you should report it as you would any other crime:
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