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Royal Mail scam: 8 arrests made as part of police investigation

Royal Mail scam: 8 arrests made as part of police investigation. (PA) Eight men have been arrested following raids across England over a number of scam text messages duping victims out of cash during lockdown. The suspects were allegedly involved in sending scam text messages, primarily posing as Royal Mail asking customers to pay a fee to retrieve a parcel for delivery. Raids were carried out in London, Coventry, Birmingham and Colchester, a specialist unit of the City of London and Metropolitan Police said. The unit detailed how the arrests were part of a week of action against such scam messages.

Police arrest eight men after Royal Mail text scam targeting shoppers

Police arrest eight men after Royal Mail text scam targeting shoppers Police officers recovered devices that were allegedly used to send the phishing messages during the operation. One of the suspects has since been charged with fraud 21:58, 24 MAY 2021 Officers made the arrests in several English cities (Image: SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) The Daily Star s FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

Haringey man behind Covid vaccine scam texts jailed

Teige Gallagher was sentenced at the Old Bailey A scammer has been jailed after he sent out text messages purporting to be from the NHS, banks and mobile phone providers. Teige Gallagher, 21, of Haringey, pleaded guilty to committing fraud by false representation and for being in possession of articles for use in fraud, following an investigation. Between October 1 last year and March 11, Gallagher sent fraudulent text messages claiming to be from a wide range of trusted organisations, including the NHS. The messages included a link to a fake webpage imitating official company websites, with the aim of tricking customers into giving away their personal and account details that could later be used to commit fraud.

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