Protecting yourself from scams
Scam Calls
Whether a call is genuine or not can be a concern every time you answer the phone. Fraudsters can convincingly pretend to be from a company people trust and persuade them to hand over personal information or banking details. We want to help protect our customers from scams such as these, so you'll know what to do if you receive a call from someone pretending to be us.
What to look for:
What you can do:

Be cautious
Treat all unexpected calls, emails and text messages with caution. Don’t assume they’re genuine, even if the person seems to know some basic information about you

Stay calm
Don’t be pressured into acting quickly. A genuine bank or financial service company won’t mind waiting if you want time to think

Call back
You can verify the caller by calling back on a number you trust.
Our number is 0333 5565550
I think I've been a victim of a scam
If you’re concerned that you’ve been the victim of a scam by providing personal information, bank details or making a payment, follow these steps:
Other available advice
For more advice on avoiding scams, check out:
Action Fraud | Take 5 | Money Advice Service | FCA
If you’ve had a suspicious call, let us know on 0333 556 5550. You can also report any scam to the Financial Conduct Authority by contacting them on their Consumer Helpline on 0800 111 6768 or using their reporting form.
For products not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority or if you’ve lost money in a scam, report it with Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 or via their website.