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A new phone scam is targeting Irish customers, conning them out of significant amounts of money. According to the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland (BPFI), individuals are being deceived into losing between €6,000 and €8,000 through fraudulent texts and calls claiming their bank accounts have been hacked. The BPFI has launched a fraud awareness campaign to alert the public about these scams.
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A fraud awareness campaign led by the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland is warning that people are “being conned out of between €6,000 and €8,000” through a new phone scam. https://t.co/ywwAgMKpp7
Scam warning: Customers losing thousands of euro to texts and calls claiming bank account has been hacked https://t.co/dn5UcRLMC7
