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The TV host's "secret" trading storyDEEPFAKE AD
A real scam people fell for this year, next to the real thing. The numbers mark the three things to check: hover or tap one to see what it tells you.
Banks have started lowering the interest they pay on easy-access accounts after the Bank of England's decision.
Experts say it is worth checking what your own account pays.
The famous presenter says the AI trading platform Quantum Edge made her rich, and the banks want it shut down.
Register now and start with a £250 deposit.
Always check the address.
A "BBC News" story on an address the BBC doesn't own, where a famous TV host reveals how to earn £1,400 a day. The story is made up to get you to sign up and deposit.
bbc.co.uk is the BBC's own site.
bbc-news-today.top has the BBC in its name, but the BBC doesn't own it.
Nothing. It's an article to read.
It wants your name and phone, then a £250 deposit.
No offer, no deadline.
£1,400 a day, "before the banks shut it down".
RememberA famous face selling a get-rich system is always fake. Real news sites don't have a sign-up box for trading.
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