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Lloyds Bank is sounding the alarm on a surge in sophisticated scams, warning customers to watch for impersonation tactics as tech makes fakes harder to spot. Key red flags: legit messages always include your name and last four digits of your account number — if not, it’s fake. Never share passwords, codes, or banking details — and never click links or share your screen. Scammers prey on fear and urgency, pretending to be your bank, police, or even friends. If something feels off, hang up and call a trusted number. Report suspicious messages to the government and National Cyber Security Centre — and contact your bank immediately if you think you’ve been scammed.

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