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RT @firstdirect: Fraudsters often mimic trusted organisations, like your bank, to try and get hold of your personal details. Almost 15000 i…

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Criminals can use logos from trusted organisations to convince you the email you've received is genuine. Always #TakeFive and avoid clicking on links. Instead access your accounts directly using a secure webpage. If you receive a scam email forward it to [email protected] https://t.co/4abRvBVhAX

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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. #StopChallengeProtect ✋☝️👊 https://t.co/Cp4TPezU38

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Don’t let criminals ruin your staycation. Make sure you conduct your own research before making any purchases as you could be tricked into buying a caravan or motorhome that doesn’t exist If you see any “too good to be true” offers or prices #Challenge: could it be fake? https://t.co/2oxbLmNjuR

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Criminals are experts at impersonation and spend hours researching you for their scams. If you receive requests from your bank to transfer money to a “safe account” #Stop - this is a scam Hang up the phone and call your bank directly using a known email or number. https://t.co/Am4kJwN4oI

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RT @UKFtweets: Impersonation scams nearly doubled in the first half of the year, UK Finance figures show. This piece in @BBCNews shows one…