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MORE than five million people in the UK have fallen victim to financial scams as fraudsters become more sophisticated in cheating them out of their cash, a study found.
https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1142044/phone-fraud-web-fraud-how-to-protect-yourself
Fraudsters posing as government tax officials are using Welsh Assembly phone numbers to threaten people, who are then making panicked return calls.
From fake romances to computer virus attacks, investment fraud and bogus tradespeople, it's important that you are able to spot a scammer before they scam you. But where are the highest levels of fraud in the country?
https://www.housebeautiful.com/uk/lifestyle/a28113662/top-fraud-scam-locations-uk/
THE prevalence of scams and fraud, both online and via telephone have prompted Monmouthshire County Council Trading Standards team to support a new National Scams Awareness campaign which aims to raise the profile of the variety of scams and tricks that are currently taking place across the UK.
http://www.abergavennychronicle.com/article.cfm?id=117176
A retired nurse had £10,000 swiped from his bank account by heartless fraudsters.
When two men knocked on Christine's door saying her gutters needed cleaning and roof tiles needed replacing she agreed, and handed them £520.
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Officers from the Tideswell, Litton, Baslow and Beeley Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team are urging people to be scam alert after a resident received a fake BT Openreach call.
A magistrate and her boyfriend have been found guilty of trying to fleece her landlady out of more than £60,000, it was reported on Tuesday (11).
Northants Police and Anglian Water team up to make you aware of burglars using distraction techniques to gain access to your homes - don't let them in!
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