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Norwich hotel Christmas fair scam prompts warning

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A crowd of people in thick winter clothes at night time are looking towards a well-lit wooden cabin, which has various items hanging from it seemingly for sale.

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Norwich hotel warns independent traders over fake Christmas fair stall emails

Overview

The Assembly House in Norwich has issued a warning after bogus emails were sent to independent businesses and traders attempting to extract money with false promises of stall space at its upcoming Christmas fairs in November.

Key points

  • The Assembly House stated that a fake email circulated inviting vendors to apply for stalls at its November fairs via a link.
  • The venue expressed dismay that scammers are attempting to exploit hard-working independent businesses using its name.
  • The Norwich Global Village Market reported similar scam emails targeting its events at The Forum last month.
  • Trading Standards Norfolk advised the public to remain vigilant against digital fraudsters, noting that missing postal addresses and unusual payment demands are warning signs.
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