Criminals are sending fake text messages to trick people into giving away personal details, banking information, or clicking harmful links. These messages often claim to be from trusted organizations such as banks, delivery companies, or government agencies.How to Spot a Scam TextUnexpected messages: If you weren’t expecting a delivery or payment request, be cautious.Urgent language: Phrases like “Act now” or “Your account will be suspended” are common tactics.Suspicious links: Never click on links in texts unless you are 100% sure they are genuine.Requests for personal info: Legitimate companies will never ask for passwords or PINs via text.What to DoDo not reply or click any links.Report the message by forwarding it to 7726 (free from most UK mobiles).Delete the message after reporting.If you’ve clicked a link or shared details, contact your bank immediately and run a security check on your device.Stay alert and share this advice with friends and family to help stop fraud. | 
