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Remember that criminals impersonate many different organisations. They can create realistic 'spoofed' websites to trick people into making payments and providing their personal and financial information. Remember to #StopChallengeProtect. Always ask yourself - could it be fake? https://t.co/D33fAPDOXZ

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Where possible, use a credit card when making purchases over £100 and up to £30,000 as you receive protection under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act. It could help you get your money back if you are scammed. Remember to beware of "too good to be true" offers! #TakeFive https://t.co/kX38dugAYT

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Criminals will use events such as the energy supplier situation as a cover story to scam you out of your money. They will attempt to get you to disclose personal or financial info and may offer to help switch supplier. Always #TakeFive #StopChallengeProtect https://t.co/j6i9b8qPBW

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Tips to avoid SMS scams: ⚠️Only give your info to services you consent to and expect contact from ⚠️Contact your bank or organisation directly ⚠️Don’t allow remote computer access following a cold call or random text ⚠️ Don’t click on links that come in texts #TakeFive https://t.co/xTno3WiyuM

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Thank you to @CryptoUKAssoc for joining the #CryptoQ&A today. Learn more about how to #TakeFive and #StopChallengeProtect against crypto scams below:

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What should I do if I think I may have fallen for a crypto scam? #CryptoQ&A #StopChallengeProtect https://t.co/x3ov9SrIxp