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If you’re targeted by a fraudster don’t be afraid to follow these three steps - STOP - think about the information they’re asking for - CHALLENGE - Could it be fake? - PROTECT - Refuse any requests if your unsure #takefive

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⛔️ WARNING⛔️ Have you received a message like this from a family member ? Fraudsters are posing as family members, getting victims to change contact numbers then requesting money for an emergency. Never agree to send money without verbally confirming with that person #scam

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In 2021, a massive £25.8 million was reported to be lost to doorstep crime. Follow these top tips below and if in doubt say no! #ScamAware

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Our Digital Lessons are designed to help you get started and build confidence when banking at home with either the NatWest app or Online Banking. Visit here to join a session - lnkd.in/eFAKY3S

If you're suspicious of a link: 💻 On a computer, hover over it with your mouse (don’t click) and you'll see the real URL 📱 On mobile/touchscreen, hold your finger down on the link and you should see a pop-up with the real destination #TopTipTuesday #ScamAware

We're all worried about money, and criminals are trying to take advantage of this. Find out more about how to spot and stop scams ⤵️#ScamAware citizensadvice.org.uk/sa22/

📧📞 Investment scams come in many different forms. They usually involve criminals contacting people out of the blue and convincing them to invest in schemes or products that are worthless or don't exist. #MondayMessage #ScamAware

📱 Text message scams are designed to to try and get you to click a link. This link will take you to a website which criminals use to gather your personal information, or even to download a virus onto your device #ScamAware

Criminals send messages impersonating banks. They try and trick you into providing personal or financial information like PINs, passwords and passcodes. Always #StopChallengeProtect and ask yourself - could it be fake? #TakeFive

If you receive an unexpected message from a new number claiming to be family or friend asking for money, you should: ✋STOP: don't make any quick decisions 💭THINK: has this come out of the blue? 📱CALL: check if you can contact them on the number you already have for them

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Impersonation fraud often starts with a call, email, message that appears to be from a trusted organisation or a friend or family member. Only criminals will try to rush or panic you. Think you've fallen for a scam? Contact your bank immediately and report to Report Fraud.