Drivers have been warned to be careful when opening text messages and emails. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) ...
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Tax trap: The fake DVLA refund that just tricked 1,100 drivers in two weeks
Action Fraud has recorded more than 1,100 reports of fake DVLA scam emails in just a fortnight, as a new wave of phishing texts and convincingly cloned websites trick UK drivers into surrendering bank ...
The DVLA took to social media to warn motorists of the potential scams. Scammers are targeting drivers with fake texts and emails pretending to be DVLA. 🔒 Think before you clic ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Latest figures show almost 20,000 customers called DVLA’s contact centre to report fraudulent activity. (Image: Getty ...
Motorists have been urged to exercise caution when using their mobile phones to check text messages and emails. The Driver ...
Thousands of motorists have been caught out by a scam, leading to the DVLA issuing a warning. The DVLA has issued a "don't click" warning, calling on drivers to remain vigilant as fraudsters intensify ...
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency shared a post on social media ...
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