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Nov 2019

Wealden Council: Possible business rates scam in operation

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We have been alerted to a possible business rates scam operating in the Wealden area.—Wealden Council, 22 November 2019

A female claiming to be from the Council is alleged to be calling from a mobile number ending 416, and is asking to speak to business owners about discrepancies in their Business Rates bill.

If you receive a call like this from someone claiming to be the Council, end the call & contact us on 01323 443387 to double check the legitimacy of the enquiry. Never give your personal details to someone over the phone unless you are sure of their identity.

You can report a suspected scam on the Friends Against Scams website

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