Fraudsters contacting customers on IoM
Isle of Man Bank says it's received reports of fraudsters calling customers.
They're impersonating the business in an attempt to gain remote access to accounts.
Customers are being reminded to never transfer funds, or make payments, at the request of an unexpected caller.
Isle of Man Bank adds if you're unsure about who is calling then hang up and contact their office directly.
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