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Lincolnshire Trading Standards release warning

David Wriglesworth by David Wriglesworth
October 12, 2012 - Updated on February 24, 2013
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Lincoln residents are being asked to be sceptical after a man was conned out of twenty pounds.

Photo: Howard Lake via Flickr.

The scam, which took place in a car park on Tritton Road, involved a man asking for directions to the A1. As a reward, he gave the person a watch.

The man then claimed he had been robbed and that his tank was empty. The victim handed over the money, in exchange for a second watch.

The two watches were very cheap and not worth anything.

A spokesperson from the Lincolnshire Trading Standards advised people: “In the vast majority of cases, these people are scammers and the plea for money is a deception.

“These people prey on the good nature of our residents and Lincolnshire Trading Standards advise anyone who is approached not to give cash to strangers.”

They added: “Always stop, think and be sceptical before handing over any money.”

Tags: LincolnLincolnshire Trading StandardsTritton Road
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