People on the Isle of Man are being warned to be on their guard after reports of a new computer scam.
The Office of Fair Trading says it's been made aware of it after a number of concerned residents contacted Manx Telecom:
That's John Peet - the chief inspector of Trading Standards - he's asking people to warn their friends, family and neighbours in a bid to stop people being duped.
Anyone who needs advice is asked to visit the OFT's website or call 686500.
Wins for Island tradespeople in skills contest
Six Island apprentices have taken first place in a competition between the three Crown Dependencies.
Coffee shop premises up for sale
The premises of a Douglas coffee shop have gone on the market.
More time to enter Manx Menu competition
If you'd like to take part in a contest to find the Island's ideal taste, you're in luck after the deadline for entries was extended.
Island's evidence used in MONEYVAL report on virtual assets
The Island's given evidence for a report by Europe's money laundering watchdog warning of the risks posed by virtual assets.
Former dentist's surgery up for sale
A former dentist's surgery in Ramsey could be yours.
Financial crime events being held by the FSA
Businesses are being offered the chance to learn more about financial crime in two separate events.
Businesswomen invited to sign up for free mentoring
Applications are now open for the Women Business Leaders Mentoring Programme.
Six entries added to Sudan sanctions list
The government says six people have been added to the UK's Sudan sanctions regime, which applies to the Island.
