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-= TSB, NATWEST, BARCLAYS, RBS, Santander, chase, coop, virgin and other banks blocked me.
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I STUPIDLY fell for a scam, paid an 'invoice' to a named person, valid bank details confirmed by receiving bank (NatWest)........SCAM COMPLETE (I realised, pity my brain didn't activate a few minutes faster).
My bank (Lloyds) & receiving bank retrieved the money & I had it back in my a/c within 3 hours. Seems like the recipient of the invoice was a 'mule', has let his a/c be used to receive money by a 'friend'.
Maybe the same as you, for what 'might' have seemed a valid reason....BUT WASN'T.Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it.0 -
born_again said:Mark_d said:eskbanker said:OP - you may feel obligated to your payer regarding confidentiality but will feel six years of financial pain by doing so if the transaction was reported to be fraudulent, so you might wish to reconsider priorities....0
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TA8888 said:born_again said:Mark_d said:eskbanker said:OP - you may feel obligated to your payer regarding confidentiality but will feel six years of financial pain by doing so if the transaction was reported to be fraudulent, so you might wish to reconsider priorities....2
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TA8888 said:born_again said:Mark_d said:eskbanker said:OP - you may feel obligated to your payer regarding confidentiality but will feel six years of financial pain by doing so if the transaction was reported to be fraudulent, so you might wish to reconsider priorities....0
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TA8888 said:TA8888 said:born_again said:Mark_d said:eskbanker said:OP - you may feel obligated to your payer regarding confidentiality but will feel six years of financial pain by doing so if the transaction was reported to be fraudulent, so you might wish to reconsider priorities....How come?
How long does a CIFAS marker last?
If you’re wondering how long do CIFAS markers last, the answer is that the records are held for six years, during which time you will be affected by the potential impacts listed below.
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friolento said:born_again said:Mark_d said:eskbanker said:OP - you may feel obligated to your payer regarding confidentiality but will feel six years of financial pain by doing so if the transaction was reported to be fraudulent, so you might wish to reconsider priorities....
And in theory, you can get a new CIFAS marker at any time after your 6 years are up. All you'd need to do for this, for instance, is receive a payment from an anonymous source ...........0
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