FCA warns of Broker Insurance Services clone
Regulator detailed that the clone has set up its own phone number and email address and is using a different address to the real firm but the 'clone' has refuted the warning.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a statement warning the public that Broker Insurance Services has been cloned.
According to the regulator, fraudsters have set up a website; phone number; email address and physical address claiming to be Broker Insurance Services.
The actual firm is based in Twickenham, Middlesex while the fake clone has stated that it is based in a business centre in North West London.
The FCA released a statement onto its website: “This firm is not
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