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.
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