A new card scam in which people are tricked into handing over their bank card details and pin numbers has seen customers duped out of £1.5 million since the beginning of 2011.
With the UK's busiest online shopping day 'Mega Monday' (5 December) fast approaching, we are joining others in ringing-out the bells about the growing threat of online fraudsters.
Trading Standards is warning householders about a bogus charity clothing collection circulating Leicestershire, which is falsely using the name of an established children’s charity.
Vulnerable householders are being offered an opportunity to opt out of receiving visits from ‘trick or treaters’ this year. The ‘No thanks trick or treaters’ poster reminds the public to call Leics Police on the new 101 non-emergency number.
According to the results of the 'Buy Local' survey, commissioned by thebestof.co.uk, the majority of Brits believe their local high street is in decline and supermarkets are responsible.
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