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Scammers Send Fake Letters in the Name of John De Mol: ‘Very Reprehensible’
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Scammers have repeatedly impersonated Talpa boss John de Mol by means of fraudulent letters. A spokesperson for Talpa Network confirmed this. In the letters, under the name of De Mol and the media company, the impression is created that recipients are eligible for financial support.
Scammers have sent fraudulent letters multiple times in the name of Talpa boss John de Mol, a spokesperson for Talpa Network confirmed to the ANP. The letters create the impression that recipients are eligible for financial support.
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