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Scammers send fraudulent letters in the name of Talpa boss John de Mol

Scammers send fraudulent letters in the name of Talpa boss John de Mol

Scammers are sending fraudulent letters posing as Talpa Network boss John de Mol to falsely promise recipients financial support. A spokesperson for Talpa Network has confirmed that these deceptive letters have been circulated on multiple occasions.

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Life is more than three percent more expensive than a year ago

Life is more than three percent more expensive than a year ago

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Daily life 3.2 percent more expensive in July due to high fuel and energy prices

Daily life 3.2 percent more expensive in July due to high fuel and energy prices

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Another data breach: credit card details stolen from printer Simian

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1 million euros for a final chance: parents of 5-year-old Muk fight against the clock

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