Norfolk County Council's Trading Standards team has issued a number of warnings about new scams.

Emails claiming to be from Spotify

People have been reporting emails which claim to be from Spotify.

The emails look convincing and feature the brand's logo and imagery.

The emails explain the customer's subscription is about to expire but says they can claim an extra "90 days free" by clicking a link and entering their information into a fake version of the Spotify website.

This is not a real offer - it is a scam designed to steal people's personal information.

Doorstep cold callers offering roof repairs

Someone living in Hopton recently reported a suspicious doorstep cold caller.

They said a man approached their home and said he had been "working around the corner" when he noticed issues with their roof tiles.

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The male was seen to seen to return to a white Ford Transit van with a number of ladders on its roof.

The council warns people not to engage with cold callers and to report them to Trading Standards or the police via 101.

Phone calls from 'BT'

A local person has reported receiving a telephone cold call which claimed to be from BT.

The scammer said they wanted to discuss the customer's internet connection and tried to obtain their personal and financial information.

The council advises people to be wary, to not engage and to hang up as quickly as possible.

Emails claiming to be from PayPal

People across the country have received emails claiming to be from PayPal.

The scammer says a payment for a high-value item has been made from the customer's account.

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The email then offers a contact number to "call us immediately" to block this transaction if it "was not you".

The council says this scam is designed to cause panic and steal the customers' information.

What do I do if I think someone is trying to scam me?

If you believe someone has tried to scam you with a fake telephone call, email or text, you can call the Citizens Advice consumer helpline on 0808 223 1133.

You can forward suspicious emails to the National Cyber Security Centre by forwarding them to report@phishing.gov.uk.