on 24-04-2021 13:29
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24-04-2021 13:36 - edited 24-04-2021 13:37
24-04-2021 13:36 - edited 24-04-2021 13:37
Yes you need to act now.
It's a well known scam.
Change your O2 password immediately and contact O2 fraud to inform them.
There will likely be a fraudulent order on your account.
Numbers to call here Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
You should also notify your bank to stop any transactions and also action fraud.
https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/
24-04-2021 13:36 - edited 24-04-2021 13:37
24-04-2021 13:36 - edited 24-04-2021 13:37
Yes you need to act now.
It's a well known scam.
Change your O2 password immediately and contact O2 fraud to inform them.
There will likely be a fraudulent order on your account.
Numbers to call here Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
You should also notify your bank to stop any transactions and also action fraud.
https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/