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Criminals impersonate the NHS to trick people into making payments and accessing your personal and financial information. #TakeFive and ask yourself - could this be fake? #StopChallengeProtect https://t.co/VHC54bRWNF

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Christmas is around the corner and #TakeFive will be sharing advice to help you stay safe from scams over the festive period. As more people shop online, criminals use this as an opportunity to target consumers. #StopChallengeProtect - it could keep you and your money safe. https://t.co/MZtOe6D5v1

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Beware if you are asked to transfer money to a 'safe account'. Your bank or the police will never ask you to transfer money to a safe account or contact you out of the blue to ask for your full PIN, password or passcode. #StopChallengeProtect https://t.co/qmjJkysti7

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🚨Businesses beware🚨 Invoice & mandate scams are targeted at businesses. They take place when criminals pose as regular suppliers to persuade you to change account details. Confirm bank details directly with suppliers using established on-file details before making payments. https://t.co/kTiFIUpKSB

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Looking for deals this Cyber Monday? In the heat of the moment, it can be hard to tell the difference between a great deal and a scam. #TakeFive to read online reviews from reputable sources to confirm websites are genuine. #ShopSavvy https://t.co/jojfa6gTDn

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Bargain or a scam? Sometimes it can be hard to tell, especially in the run up to Black Friday! Protect your money and information by only using retailers you trust, or authorised sellers named on official websites when shopping for deals online. #ShopSavvy https://t.co/MSw4EeE4C0

Scam warning: Criminals may purport to be from Take Five, using our official branding on websites, social media posts, literature, on the phone or by text. Take Five doesn’t provide endorsement or approval for any products/services and would never call or text anyone.

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