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Saturday, 21 December 2013
Christmas Message
Seasons Greetings for a
Very Merry Christmas
and a Happy,
Healthy, and Prosperous
New Year
To all my followers
Thank you all for the support
throughout the year
Fred
throughout the year
Fred
Monday, 19 August 2013
FCS BOOT SALE August 24th
Friends of Christchurch Railway
Station
Group run by volunteers
B O O T S A L E
Saturday 24th
AUGUST
BUYERS FREE ADMISION - OPENS at 10am
Parking Charges apply
10am until 1.30pm
Railway
Car Park
Sellers
Cars £3.00
Trailers/Vans
£5.00
(NOTE
Sellers must be set up from 9.am and before 10)
FCS COFFEE
SHOP WILL BE OPEN
SELLERS PLEASE BOOK - 07901 773276 - NO FOOD OR DRINK SALES
Proceeds go towards Station
Floral Displays and running cost
Part of the Christchurch
Community Partnership
Registered Charity No.1149162
Friday, 21 June 2013
TELEPHONE SCAM ALERT
This is the telephone scam that appears to be doing the rounds.
The resident receives a phone call from someone pretending to be their bank.
They say that it looks like some fraudulent transactions may have taken place in the resident’s account.
The resident is advised to phone customer services using the telephone number on the back of their debit card, so assumes it must be correct as they think they have rang the Bank, not the other way round.
The resident hangs up but the person on the line doesn’t.
When the resident phones the number on the back of the card the original line has not been disconnected and the resident actually speaks to a second person that has been waiting for their call. YOU SHOULD ALWAY ENSURE YOU GET A DIAL TONE BEFORE DIALING ANY NEW CALL.
The resident is then advised to transfer funds to a new account – needless to say one held by the perpetrators.
Victims have had allegedly large amounts stolen and several banks say that customers have been defrauded in a similar manner.
No bank or building society employee will ever tell a customer to transfer funds over the phone from one account to another. NO Bank will neither ask for your PIN Number.
Please pass this information on to friends and neighbours.
Please inform the police if you receive a similar call of this nature.
Similar information has been circulated by West Christchurch Residence Association.
The resident receives a phone call from someone pretending to be their bank.
They say that it looks like some fraudulent transactions may have taken place in the resident’s account.
The resident is advised to phone customer services using the telephone number on the back of their debit card, so assumes it must be correct as they think they have rang the Bank, not the other way round.
The resident hangs up but the person on the line doesn’t.
When the resident phones the number on the back of the card the original line has not been disconnected and the resident actually speaks to a second person that has been waiting for their call. YOU SHOULD ALWAY ENSURE YOU GET A DIAL TONE BEFORE DIALING ANY NEW CALL.
The resident is then advised to transfer funds to a new account – needless to say one held by the perpetrators.
Victims have had allegedly large amounts stolen and several banks say that customers have been defrauded in a similar manner.
No bank or building society employee will ever tell a customer to transfer funds over the phone from one account to another. NO Bank will neither ask for your PIN Number.
Please pass this information on to friends and neighbours.
Please inform the police if you receive a similar call of this nature.
Similar information has been circulated by West Christchurch Residence Association.
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