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Criminals are experts at impersonation. If you receive a call you aren’t expecting #TakeFive✋ It is okay to reject, refuse or ignore requests for personal information. https://t.co/Cp4TPeRvrI

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Received an email from Netflix? #TakeFive - it could be a scam Criminals are trying to trick you into revealing your personal info by stating that your account is “on hold” due to payment issues. Avoid clicking on any links and verify requests by accessing your account directly https://t.co/bG1sxionBM

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Criminals are using social media platforms to advertise investing in cryptocurrency supposedly endorsed by celebrities. They may trick you into sending them money by offering unrealistic returns. #TakeFive and check the @FCA warning list to check firms to avoid before investing. https://t.co/F1cXNWY0PI

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Does a job offer seem too good to be true? Criminals advertise fake jobs with high salaries that require few qualifications and skills. If you’re asked to pay an upfront fee for background checks or expensive training programmes #TakeFive https://t.co/QV9xg1hiUd

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Criminals are sophisticated. They can create convincing spoof websites which imitate trusted companies to persuade you to enter banking information or log in details. Always #TakeFive and check the URL – sometimes the difference will only be small. https://t.co/CVgOk79693

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If you receive an email from TV Licensing claiming your direct debit has failed, #TakeFive Be wary of emails or texts containing links to update your personal or financial information. Instead log in to your account directly through a secure app or webpage. https://t.co/NhowSChT98