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Insurance Fraud Bureau investigating 140 fake adverts

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The Insurance Fraud Bureau is currently investigating 140 claims linked to paid-advert spoofing activity, collectively worth £1.82m.

The IFB has launched a national campaign to help people spot the signs of the scam and report it to CheatLine after spotting a significant uptick in paid-advert spoofing, which it calculated could

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