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UK's Home for Reporting Cyber Crime & Fraud (Report Fraud)

Report Fraud & Cyber Crime Reporting Centre (UK. Formerly Action Fraud)

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  1. Report Fraud is the place to report cybercrime and fraud; telling them what happened helps in reporting to the police. The phone number is 0300 123 2040.
  2. Residents of Scotland should report to 101.
  3. Covers residents of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. States that 4.6 million people are affected by cybercrime and fraud annually.
  4. In addition to reporting, it provides guidance on prevention and support for victims. It refers people over 60 to Age UK.

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