Private Detectives Nottingham Help People Spot Scammers
(PRWEB UK) 31 July 2014 -- As reported by the BBC News article, dated 5 July 2014: Atherstone woman conned out of £100,000, scammers conned an 89-year old woman out of £100,000 by pretending to be bank officials, as well as police. As reported by the Warwickshire police, the woman, who is from Atherstone, told that she was notified by the supposed bank officials that that there was a problem with her bank, and that it was investigated by police officers, which were fake. As results, she transferred money onto another account, hoping this would solve the problem. The police department stated that the woman was deliberately targeted and warned the general public to be on the lookout for similar scams and schemes. The woman said that she was led to believe that she was talking to Metropolitan Police officers and staff members of the bank where she held her savings. Police have cautioned people to be on the lookout and check if of the callers are who they say they are, and to avoid any kind of action which involves transfer of their own money, or if they are asked to give out their credit card details.
In light of the BBC News article, Private Detectives Nottingham (http://privatedetectives-nottingham.co.uk/) expressed their outrage at the fact that scammers would go as far to impersonate bank officials, and even officers of the law, which is simply unacceptable, but it also shows how they have taken advantage of the trust people have in the police. However, trust can often be misplaced, and in cases like this one, hiring skilled, experienced private investigators is often the only solution. Not only will Private Detectives Nottingham locate the scammers as soon they are informed about their acts, but they will also try and retrieve the funds the scammers stole from their clients. Their private detectives will also teach people how to spot scammers and what to do when they find themselves in a situation like the one described in the article. You need to take a more proactive approach, and enlist professional help, in order to fight fraud. Private Detectives Nottingham put their entire knowledge and expertise at your disposal. All you need to do is make the call.
Private Detectives Nottingham chief investigator Leon Jacklin took the opportunity to warn people about the growing numbers of scammers and frauds which prey on the gullible citizens. Mr. Jacklin also went on to say: “You cannot trust anyone nowadays, at least not without some form of proof. Our private detectives will share their knowledge with you and teach you how to deal with fraud, so you never find yourself in situation like this again.”
Private Detectives Nottingham chief investigators Leon Jacklin can be reached on the following phone number: 0115 772 2197.
Leon Jacklin, Privare Detectives Nottingham, http://privatedetectives-nottingham.co.uk/, +44 115 772 2197, [email protected]
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