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@AlysonHenry_ Hiya Alyson, I've just dropped you a private message

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Profile photos may not be genuine – make sure you do your research Criminals are quick to use online dating websites/social media platforms to form relationships & ask for money. Protect yourself by only accepting friend requests from people you know and trust. #LoveNotLies https://t.co/wSTvwUgAv5

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Take Five is proud to support Charity Fraud Awareness Week 2020. Charities can be targeted by criminals. If you’re asked to amend an existing supplier’s bank account details #taketime to confirm it’s genuine using “on-file” details before making payment. #charityfraudout https://t.co/Fqd0qu8uSH

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If you’re asked to provide your personal & financial information or to make payment #Stop #Challenge any requests as they could be fake. Only criminals will try to rush/panic you into acting quickly If you’ve fallen for a scam, contact your bank immediately to #Protect yourself https://t.co/iutLVofAUy

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Criminals may take advantage of the government's Green Homes Grant scheme to scam you. Be wary of fake emails, calls & texts informing you of your eligibility for the grant & offering you energy-saving measures. For more information see below 👇 https://t.co/AdoFCr2TZ9

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RT @GlobalCyberAlln: If you missed any or all the our #TwitterChat today on the ABCs of #CyberHygiene, just search for #GCAchat, and you ca…