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Matt Allwright uncovers the sophiscated scams that target millions of Britons each year.

Matt Allwright uncovers the secrets of the sophiscated scams that target millions of Britons each year. He hears how they ordinary people were manipulated into handing over their cash.

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You've Been Scammed: Series 1 - 30 Minute Versions

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You've Been Scammed: Series 1 - 30 Minute Versions: Episode 5: Wine Scam

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Wine Scam

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Matt meets a man who invested in wine and ended up losing thousands of pounds to conmen.

Matt Allwright uncovers the secrets of sophisticated scams. He meets retired IT manager Mick, who invested in wine and ended up losing thousands of pounds to conmen.

Matt goes to see retired IT manager Mick, who mixed business with pleasure by investing in wine and ended up losing thousands of pounds to conmen. Plus the builders who were put behind bars after duping innocent homeowners out of millions of pounds, and the scam that targets aspiring models.

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Matt Allwright uncovers scams that target millions of Britons each year. Revised repeats.

Matt Allwright reveals the secrets of sophiscated scams and how ordinary people are manipulated into handing over their cash. Episodes in this series have previously been broadcast in a different form

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