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Fraud Alert from South Wales Police Fraud is becoming increasingly common, and criminals are using more sophisticated methods to target individuals and businesses. Please stay alert and be aware of the warning signs. Common signs of fraud include: Unexpected calls, texts, or emails asking for personal or financial informationPressure to act quickly or threats if you don’t respondRequests to transfer money or move funds to a “safe account”Messages with suspicious links or attachmentsDeals or offers that seem too good to be trueAdditional warning signs: Unrecognised or random purchases showing on your bank statementTransactions from websites or companies you don’t remember usingSmall “test” payments followed by larger amountsNotifications of orders or accounts you didn’t make or createRemember: Your bank or the police will never ask for your PIN or full passwordNever share one-time passcodes with anyoneAlways check your bank statements regularlyContact your bank immediately if you notice suspicious activityIf you believe you’ve been targeted or fallen victim to fraud, report it straight away to Action Fraud or contact South Wales Police. Stay vigilant and help protect yourself and others Have a good rest of your weekend PCSO STOKES 
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