The Post Office is warning people about a social media scam which claims to be selling lost parcels.
A Facebook page called Lost Parcels IM IS using fake images of a postal warehouse and advertising mail packages for £1.75 each.
The Isle of Man Post Office says it's aware of the scam and has reported the page as fraudulent.
It's saying customers shouldn't click on any links or use the page.
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Work to improve football pitches gets underway
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Sure's online systems temporarily down from today
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Mountain Road motorcade for car festival today
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Bushy's plans for new storage facilities
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Two cruise ships due to visit this weekend
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Success for young Manx equestrians
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