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Ward is a calm second opinion for suspicious messages, calls and websites—so you and the people you love can act with confidence.
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Likely a scam
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Illustrative example · reserved web address · no live request
The sender creates urgency and sends you to a site that is not owned by HMRC.
Safest next step
Delete it and open GOV.UK yourself.
The reserved example address is not a GOV.UK domain
Uses “HMRC” inside an unrelated address
Runs on real public links; not contacted in this illustration
Runs against available live sources for real public links
Urgency and a request for bank details
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Ward explains the warning signs it finds and gives you safe next steps without technical language.
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Join a website with a private address instead of your own, and read the verification code in Ward.
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