We want to protect our customers, so have been working on developing more detailed advice and also working with National Cyber Security Centre \u2013 people are asked to send scam emails to report@phishing.gov.uk<\/a> as a way of NCSC building a better picture of what\u2019s out there.
As mentioned, the attached checklist is a good guide to help service users become aware of TVL scams and begin to take action against them via the following steps:
STOP<\/strong> Scammers will attempt to trick you into giving away your personal or bank details. So always be wary of letters, emails, texts or phone calls that promise you money or a refund
CHECK<\/strong> Sender, spelling and grammar, your licence number, your name
ASK<\/strong> If you\u2019re ever unsure about a communication you\u2019ve received, it\u2019s always best to ask someone \u2013 perhaps a friend or trusted advisor. Or you can contact us via www.tvl.co.uk\/scams<\/a> or call us.
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