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This Morning expert issues stark warning over new scam texts

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The consumer expert on ITV's This Morning has revealed one key sign of a scam text that hints it's fake. Alice Beer hosted a segment of the daytime TV show on Thursday, October 27, alongside Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield.

They were discussing scam texts, which are becoming more and more commonplace, and how to know if they're genuine or not. At the start of the feature, they discussed a popular scam doing the rounds at the moment, which involves a 'child' texting their parents and asking for help or money, the Mirror reports.

The trio talked about the surge in recent text scams, which can be difficult to spot if you don't know what to look out for.And with the current cost of living crisis, people are being urged to take extra care when receiving a text that they aren't sure about.As Alice led the segment, she revealed what to look out for that could hint at it being a scam.Speaking during the ITV show, she said: "There's Covid vaccine scams going around this week.

I'm eligible next week and I got a fake scam text this week. You don't have to engage. Be the active one. Don't engage; don't let them in the door."There's British Gas ones going around at the moment.

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