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Fair and West Traffic here.

Good morning, Mike and morning Glory.

Just want to say you and you, you know and all the guys, girls at Talk TV,

they keep us common sense folks sane.

A couple of big headlines to talk to you about.

First of all, we'll get back to this one.

Disgraceful online poppy appeal rip-off,

and this is in the Express.

Online fraudsters are ripping off the Royal British Legion's Annual Appe appeal by selling thousands of pounds worth of fake poppies online, which you have to say

one of the more disgraceful ways of making money, isn't it? It is pretty revolting. I mean, the

uptick in the amount of fraud that we've got in this country now, it's unbelievable. I can't

remember what stats were about however many people. It's almost something like one in ten people have been targeted.

And the scams are getting more and more sophisticated, aren't they are? Although I did see a friend of mine put on Twitter the other day that he had one of these sort of scammers call him up from India. He responded because he's Irish in Gaelic. He said, I've never heard somebody so quick to put the phone down.

But so, you know, perhaps anybody in Wales, you get targeted by a scammer, go not to do that sort of thing.

But honestly, this also, though, comes on the back of the revelations of the Royal British Legion,

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