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1. www.tradingstandards.uk › news-policy-campaignsPublic losing thousands to scammers impersonating CTSI

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   Oct 5, 2023 · For consumer advice, please call the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 0808 223 1133. In addition, to report scams, contact Action Fraud, in Scotland, or contact Advice Direct Scotland on 0808 800 9060, or if in Northern Ireland, call Consumerline on 0300 123 6262.

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3. www.tradingstandards.uk › news-policy-campaignsNews - Trading Standards

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   Jan 25, 2022 · For consumer advice, please call the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 0808 223 1133. To report scams, contact Action Fraud, in Scotland, contact Advice Direct Scotland on 0808 800 9060, or if in Northern Ireland, call Consumerline on 0300 123 6262.

4. www.yourmoney.com › news › previous-fraud-victimsPrevious fraud victims warned to watch out for Trading ...

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   Oct 9, 2023 · The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has warned previous victims of scams to avoid being duped by a letter pretending to be from the professional body. Fraudsters are sending mail to customers and businesses with CTSI-headed paper in an attempt to gain recipients’ banking information.

5. www.journaloftradingstandards.co.uk › crime › fakeFake trading standards line scam

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   Jun 8, 2020 · Fake trading standards line scam. The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is warning the public to be aware of a bogus website claiming to be a ‘Trading Standards Call Connection Service’.

6. www.tradingstandards.uk › news-policy-campaignsBogus mail and email insurance scam impersonating CTSI ...

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   Sep 29, 2022 · A bogus mail and email insurance scam impersonating the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) continues to target the public after almost two years in circulation. CTSI warns consumers to be vigilant and to report it if they are targeted.

7. www.fca.org.uk › news › warningsChartered Trading Standards Institute (clone of genuine entity)

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   Feb 22, 2023 · Find out more about how to protect yourself from scams. Report an unauthorised firm If you think you've been approached by an unauthorised firm, call us on 0800 111 6768 , or use our contact form .

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   Who should I contact if I receive a scam letter?

   • Members of the public who receive this letter should contact the Financial Conduct Authority. For consumer advice, please call the Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline on 0808 223 1133 To report scams, contact Action Fraud, in Scotland, contact Advice Direct Scotland on 0808 800 9060, or if in Northern Ireland, call Consumerline on 0300 123 6262.

   News - Trading Standards

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   Is a CTSI letter a scam?

   • The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has warned previous victims of scams to avoid being duped by a letter pretending to be from the professional body. Fraudsters are sending mail to customers and businesses with CTSI-headed paper in an attempt to gain recipients’ banking information.

   Previous fraud victims warned to watch out for Trading Standards scam

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   Are CTSI scammers slowing down?

   • The CTSI chief executive, John Herriman, said: “These scammers show no sign of slowing down and although Trading Standards are working hard to take action against these despicable individuals, it is important that the public are on guard and do not respond to letters or emails that appear to be from genuine organisations, like CTSI.

   Previous fraud victims warned to watch out for Trading Standards scam

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   What is a CTSI 'creditors debt form' scam?

   • Fraudsters are sending mail to customers and businesses with CTSI-headed paper in an attempt to gain recipients’ banking information. The latest scam involves a letter which states the Trading Standards has caught insurance scammers and to assist the investigation, recipients are told to fill in a ‘creditors debt form.’

   Previous fraud victims warned to watch out for Trading Standards scam

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   What is friends against scams?

   • The public is encouraged to join Friends Against Scams, an initiative aiming to protect and prevent people from becoming scam victims by empowering them to take a stand against scams. ENDS Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI)

   News - Trading Standards

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   Why did CTSI warn about bogus compensation schemes?

   • Back in April 2021, CTSI warned about letters sent to the public that informed them that trading standards have caught insurance scammers and that they should fill in a "creditors debt form" as part of a bogus compensation scheme.

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9. www.wired-gov.net › wg › newsPublic losing thousands to scammers impersonating CTSI

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   Oct 6, 2023 · In addition, to report scams, contact Action Fraud, in Scotland, or contact Advice Direct Scotland on 0808 800 9060, or if in Northern Ireland, call Consumerline on 0300 123 6262. The public is encouraged to join Friends Against Scams.