Fraudsters may take advantage of our generosity when it comes to giving to charity. They may claim to be raising money for a fake charity or impersonate a well-known one.
The risk of fraud should not put you off donating. Make sure you are giving safely: https://t.co/K5ELli6xge
📲 In 2021, over £57M was lost to scams that involved criminals remotely connecting to a victim’s computer.
⚠️Never allow remote access to your computer following an unsolicited call, text message or browser pop-up. It’s probably a scam.
https://t.co/8ZjRHSsCje
#12Frauds
CTSI Brian Smith Hero Award winner. Such an honour to receive this special award and to know our work in preventing crime has been recognised at National level.
Criminals will target anyone to gain access to your money or data 💰
⛔ Never give out your personal information, passwords, PINs or One Time Passwords (OTP) to anyone that contacts you Out Of The Blue.
#OutOfTheBlueNoThankYou#CyberProtect
Northants Economic Crime Team welcomes and supports OP REPEAT throughout Northamptonshire as Fraud and Doorstep crime targets those most vulnerable in our community
@NorthantsPolice @NptonPolice @NorthantsFCR
Training delivered to health and social care professionals to help them recognise and tackle doorstep crime is being extended for a further 12 months and will reach other community groups and charities thanks to funding from the PFCC. Find out more https://t.co/2soamDRmaM
A money mule is someone who lets someone else use their bank account to send money, keeping a little bit for themselves. It’s a crime.
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/uSN0q415iS
#DontBeUsed
A police officer would never ask for your PIN, to withdraw cash or to transfer them money.
The criminals behind #CourierFraud trick victims out of their money by pretending to be someone they can trust.
Head here to spot the signs and learn more: https://t.co/1FXLz5jWGx
🚨 ALERT 🚨
Criminals impersonate @ofgem to target the public with energy rebate scams.
Read the full alert here: https://t.co/iJ04BifN1r
✅Help us remove scams like these by forwarding suspicious emails to: [email protected]#CyberProtect
Criminals are experts at impersonating people. They spend hours researching you for their scams, especially when committing romance fraud.
Stop and think. It could protect you and your money. #RomanceFraud
Remember to be careful about the info you share online.
Criminals use what they find on social media to commit identity theft. Make sure your privacy settings are secure and only accept invitations from people you know.
#TakeFive
Received a fake email claiming to be from the NHS, HMRC, or GOV UK? You aren’t alone. They were the most impersonated organisations used in phishing emails reported last year.
👉Report suspicious emails by forwarding them to: [email protected]#ReportThePhish