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2 days ago · Halifax told us it had identified red flags in this case, which it believes could have alerted you to the scam earlier, such as the account details being different to those you’d sent money to previously. Halifax said it provided a warning that asked you to call your solicitor to verify details.
1 day ago · Here are 5 simple steps that you should do next to help and prevent further fraud: Report the scam/fraud to your bank immediately. The number 159 is a centralised number to call specifically to report scams. If it involves your bank account, freeze any accounts or pending transactions. Report the scam as financial crime to the police.
2 days ago · This document provides an email address of 'acquisitions@lb2-pcc.com' and the telephone number '0203 488 3672'. We understand that another document has been sent to a member of the public advising them of the terms of the 'surety bond agreement' related to the release of funds and the telephone number of '0208 226 0176' is provided.
Oct 7, 2024 · Here are some ways to protect yourself from Microsoft support scams: 1) Verify contact information: Always use official contact information from Microsoft’s official website. Microsoft does not offer support via unsolicited calls or pop-ups. 2) Be cautious with search results: Be wary of search engine results or ads that appear too good to be ...
Sep 30, 2024 · The SRA has been advised that a fraudulent email has been sent to a member of the public, falsely claiming to be from a genuine solicitor in relation to supposed online fraud recovery. The email was sent using an email address of ‘tomas.vlasak@solicitor.ac’.
2 days ago · Scams often create a sense of urgency, and scammers utilize many resources to make them appear as believable as possible. Read on to find out the most common types of scams and what to look out for. 1 Phishing Scams. Phishing is a type of fraud designed to trick victims into divulging sensitive information such as login credentials, credit card ...
Sep 27, 2024 · Scammers likely obtained such a list or multiple lists including email addresses, names, phone numbers, and addresses for the express purpose of including a kernel of truth in an otherwise boilerplate mass email. It’s harder to change your address and phone number than it is to change your password.
