URGENT: Phishing Email

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If you receive an email appearing to be from DVLA sent from ‘administrator@warwidows.org.uk’ but has actually been sent from ‘t឵a឵x឵-឵v឵e឵h឵i឵c឵l឵e឵@឵p឵a឵y឵m឵e឵n឵t឵.឵p឵r឵o឵c឵e឵s឵s឵.឵g឵o឵v឵.឵u឵k’ please DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS.

Delete the email from your inbox.

We have just added a few extra security steps on our domain so anything like this in future shouldn’t make it any further than the scammers sent folder.

Apologies for any confusion and please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are ever concerned about anything you have received from the War Widows Association.

We would rather you check with us before opening anything – scammers are trying everything these days!

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