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Identity fraud
Identity fraud is often described as ‘Britain’s fastest growing crime'. It involves the misuse of identity information in order to commit crime.
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Romance fraud
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Op Flycatcher
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Fraud
Crimestoppers beat the fraudsters The game of Fraud: Know their game and get the upperhand. Take the quiz and complete the form to find out if you are at risk. The Force policy that covers fraud is listed below.
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Your business
Crime against business can take many forms and some of the headline crimes include shoplifting, fraud, burglary, assault on staff etc. It is not possible to cover every crime type that might impact on a business. This section contains information about how to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of business crime i.e. the safety of your premises, your property, your money and the safety of your staff. Securing your business, whether it is a physical building or operates in the virtual world, is important.
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Action Fraud how to report
Action Fraud, the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime, is where you should report fraud if you have been scammed, defrauded or experienced cybercrime in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Cyber (internet) crime
Cyber crime - also referred to as internet or eCrime
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Fraud alerts
For weekly intelligence cyber crime briefing please visit Zephyr Destroying Organised Crime in the South West. Please pass warnings and advice on to all those you meet. A list of Fraud Alerts from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau Forestry investment alert Phishing attack targeting university students
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Apple support number fraud
Police are warning the public to be aware of online scams and false online links.
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Fraudsters stealing school fees
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