Police are warning about a bank fraud targeting people on the Island.
Officers say they've had a number of reports of text messages which claim to be from Isle of Man Bank.
The messages say people's bank cards have been deactivated and give an internet link to sort the problem - but the link doesn't go to Isle of Man Bank's website.
Instead, it asks for your full customer number, PIN number and password - which banks never do.
The advice from police is to ignore the message if you receive it.
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