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Judge dismisses four men’s ‘grossly exaggerated’ personal injury claims
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Black Friday: Sales warning for customers on all sites over scam fears
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What makes your home a prime target for burglary gangs
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Burglars prefer the cover of darkness to operate unseen, and with daylight hours decreasing following the changing of the clocks, now is their favourite time to target houses and property.www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/charlie-weston-10-ways-to-avoid-being-a-victim-of-on...
Charlie Weston: 10 ways to avoid being a victim of online scams this holiday season
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Online shoppers have been warned to be on the lookout for scams as we approach some of the busiest e-commerce days of the year.Scam Alert –Lotto Text with a bogus link.
Gardaí in Clonmel have received reports in relation to people receiving a text message proclaiming to be the LOTTO and asks you to click on a bogus link. This text may have your surname and the area you are from. Do not click!
#ItCouldBeYou #CrimePrevention #Fraud
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Hey could you put up that there’s a scam text from AIB going around. I’m not with them so that’s how I know it’s a scam
An Garda Síochána wish to alert the public to a ‘phishing’ scam whereby persons are being contacted by an email claiming to be from the Department of Justice and Equality, but will use the words ‘Ireland Justice Department’ and will come from the email address ‘jury@justice.ie’.
The body of text asks people to register for jury service by clicking on the link, ‘justice.ie’. When clicked on it redirects people to a cloned website, where a person’s name, date of birth and PPS number is sought.
Gardaí are advising the public as follows:
• Do not respond to unsolicited emails
• Do not clicks onto links contained within them
• Do not give away any personal data
• Report the matter to An Garda Siochana
• Be aware that the public are never asked to register for jury service in this manner as people are contacted by summons for jury service by the County Registrar.
More information is available from Courts Services via the following link www.courts.ie/jury-service
Information on Crime Prevention can be found via the following link www.garda.ie/en/Crime-Prevention/