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Scammers pretending to be HMRC use fake texts and websites

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Fraudsters pretending to be from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) Most people have some contact with the tax office from time to time. Scammers have latched on to this and are targeting people with increasingly sophisticated messages. According to RIFT Tax Refunds, there are five types of scams that people should be alert to.

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Scammers pretending to be HMRC use fake texts and websites

Tax office will never ask for your PIN nor pressurise you to take action - if you receive a message telling you to asct now, it's probably a scam

2 years ago·Newcastleupon Tyne, United Kingdom

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