NatWest customers are being warned about a fraudulent text message doing the rounds on the Isle of Man.
The bank says in the attempt to appear convincing it’s showing in the same message thread as a genuine text.
The message asks the recipient to call a telephone number.
Anyone who receives a message is asked to treat it as suspicious and contact the bank using the number published on the NatWest website.
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