The bank has issued four red flags to look out for
Santander has warned all customers about the latest scam by criminals and has issued four red flags to look out for. They say that criminals are contacting customers and pretending to be from the bank's fraud or security team.
They have issued four red flags that could help protect customers in information that has been sent out across the UK. The scammers will try and encourage you to act quickly and often told to lie to any genuine bank staff you speak to, reports Wales Online.
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