I have just put down the 'phone. The caller was warm and friendly, called me by by name and said he was ringing from my bank to tell me that a new debit/visa card would be sent to me, to arrive by Royal Mail tomorrow. He explained that this was to ensure all the bank customers had extended life on their cards e.g. to 2029. He then asked me to get my existing card, giving me the first digit. At this point I became suspicious and told him I wasn't happy with his call and lo and behold! the line went dead. When I checked my debit card, he had given me the wrong number, but it would have been so easy to correct him and provide the right one.
Please be alert for unsolicited calls - as the banks say, they would never ring asking for details of your cards or accounts.
Good Morning Friday 25th April 2024
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Last weekend, in Rutland, the first statue in Britain of the late Elizabeth II was unveiled.