RT NHS Counter Fraud Authority: It's okay to refuse to give personal information if someone unexpectidly asks for it on the phone, by email or in a text, no matter how charming that person might sound. They could be trying to scam you. #StopChallengeProtect #Tell2 #TakeFive

Always go to a bank's official website to get information; don't follow links within emails #ScamAware

⚠️ 'Friend in need' message scam costs victims almost £50,000 in three months. thesun.co.uk/tech/16892006/…

Get through this festive season safely. Visit getsafeonline.org for expert advice on how to stay safe online. #safechristmas

If you think you’ve been a victim of fraud, report it to Report Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040. If you’re in Scotland, call Police Scotland on 101 #safechristmas getsafeonline.org/safechristmas

This festive season, we want to remind you to stay vigilant against fraudsters and scammers while #ChristmasShopping. If you think you’ve fallen victim to online shopping fraud, notify your bank or credit card provider immediately and report it to Report Fraud #StaySafeOnline

Scam alert: Omicron variant PCR test phishing emails conversation.which.co.uk/scams/omicron-… #OmicronVirus

RT Take Five: Beware of texts that have links to login to a fake parcel delivery account. Criminals send parcel delivery texts this time of year to infect your machine or to steal your personal details. Don't click the links. Forward the fake texts to 7726. #TakeFive #Tell2

Spotted a suspicious email, website or text message? Report it via these free online tools: • Forward an email to [email protected] • Report a website at ncsc.gov.uk/report-scam-we… • Forward a text to 7726 ncsc.gov.uk/collection/phi…

If you have received an email which you’re not quite sure about, forward it to the Suspicious Email Reporting Service (SERS)... ncsc.gov.uk/information/re… Cyber Aware

Our Economic Crime Unit thwarted attempts to defraud an elderly person of £44,000 at Christmas. bit.ly/3EEXHd4 For information on how to protect yourself from scams visit: actionfraud.police.uk

January can be a tough month for your budget - especially after Christmas. But if you’re thinking about taking out a loan - watch out for loan fee scams. Read top tips from Financial Conduct Authority ⤵️ wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/what-is-loan-f…

Warning over new WhatsApp 'hello mum' message scam which could cost you thousands #scams liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-…

Help protect your friends and family who are online dating by raising awareness of the signs of romance fraud. It could help protect them and their money #romancefraud

Don’t let your heart rule your head. Report suspicious dating or social media profiles as the criminals behind them might not just be conning one person. Your report could help protect others #romancefraud

Romance fraudsters will spend weeks gaining their victims’ trust before asking for money for a variety of emotive reasons. Stop and think before parting with your money #romancefraud bit.ly/3Geu0RI

Romance fraudsters will spend weeks gaining their victims’ trust before asking for money for a variety of emotive reasons 💔 Stop and think before parting with your money #romancefraud

Nicola Hudson, Director of Policy & Comms has a warning to the public on the HM Revenue & Customs 31 Jan deadline: "As thousands of people take advantage of the convenient online tax return service this week, it's really important to ensure you're keeping your details safe." (1/3)

🚨SCAM: Watch out for these fake emails claiming to be from McAfee We’ve received more than 700 reports in three days! You can help us to remove malicious emails and websites like these by forwarding suspicious emails to: [email protected]

Valentine’s Day isn’t far away. Keep your heart protected from criminals trying to catfish you with fake personas. They try to gain your trust then explain their need for urgent financial help with assurance they’ll pay it back however, this never materialises. #TakeFive