3K views · 20 reactions | Friend left for uni and suddenly WhatsApping or texting you for money on a new number? It could be a scam. #TakeFive and check they’re really who they say they are. A phone call to the number you have in your contacts should do the trick. Want more tips on avoiding scams? Visit our Security Centre at https://www.natwest.com/fraud-and-security/fraud-guide/whatsapp-impersonation.html?extcam=SCM_FB_ORG | NatWest | Facebook

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