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A fake NHS text has been circulating telling people they're eligible to apply for the Covid vaccine. The wording is as follows: 'we have identified that your are eligible to apply for your vaccine'. It then advises you to follow a link to get more information and 'apply'. This URL takes you through to a very convincing fake NHS website that asks for your personal details - including bank and bank card details to check your identity. A genuine NHS site would never ask for your personal and bank details and would never ask you to press a button on your keypad.


Debt Collection Scams
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How to Spot Debt Collection Scams
Before the owner of the card realized it was missing and could cancel it, the suspect managed to hit five different locations in Bridgeport. Anyone with information please contact Detective Stewart at or message the Bridgeport Police Facebook Page. If Stewart does not answer, you are asked to leave a message. The surveillance image acquired from one of the stores is the best image police have to help solve the case. Although not clear, Stewart said from video seen at multiple stores, despite the lack of quality, they are able to determine it is the same female. Teachers to Biden: What we want from your administration.



Phishing - The Chase Online Email Scam
Kathy thought she was all set when she received a letter from Barclays in August saying that she was not responsible for the charges. The bank canceled her card and issued her one with a new account number. But she soon realized the fraudulent charges were transferred to that new card. Eventually we got it all straightened out.





People walking around with their wallets sticking up out of their back pockets is a sight pickpockets in Japan are only too used to being grateful for. Carrying a credit card is like having a wallet bulging with cash, typically , yen or more at a minimum, just waiting for you to spend whenever you want to. Credit card expert Daniel J. Lintz, the director of corporate communications Japan for Visa International Asia Pacific Ltd, told The Japan Times in a recent interview that most credit card fraud takes place when you take your eyes off of your card.
