Celebrity traitor star revealed the BBC Saving Her series from Horrified £ 8,000 Theft

A star who appeared in the next season Celebrity Traitors has revealed how the event stopped him to be a scammed.

Earlier this year the line-up for the first celebrity version of the BBC hit game was announced with those who took parts including Stephen Fry, Alan Carr, Paloma Faith, Charlotte Church and Jonathan Ross.

A total of 19 presenters, actors, singers, comedians, and sportsmen will be part of the series, because of the air in the fall.

They are also included in the presenter Good Morning Britain Kate Garraway – who is a ‘big fan’ of the show.

However, during the discussion about fraud in the BBC breakfast program episode on Wednesday, Kate revealed how to become a celebrity traitor also ensured he did not lose thousands when he was the target of fraud.

Kate explained that when she was on his way to shoot the series, she received a troubling phone call.

“I was on the runway ready to fly to the castle and I got a call that said,” Do you spend almost 8,000 for Jacksonville voters at 2 this morning “, and I said,” Not at all! “,” He said.

The bank then told Kate that they froze his account when he was hacked and became a victim of fraud.

Can be emphasized about what he was told, Kate then explained to the bank that he would take off but was advised to immediately contact all other accounts because they would be linked and accessible.

Kate continued: ‘I told them that I would take off so that I could not and then, when we landed, there were producers there who were ready to remove my cellphone from me because we were not permitted by cellphones or the internet when shooting. I told them that I was a victim of fraud.

“I have a cash bag because I pay off the debt at that time, but usually there will be no money to be issued from my account.

“I really panicked, and I quickly sent someone’s text at the bank that said what happened and asked them to check and they quickly sent an SMS again asking the name of the person who called.”

However, after the manufacturer allowed Kate to save his phone longer to complete the situation, he made another call to the bank, which reminded him of the fact that his account was safe and did not share the details of the entry.

‘If I give them the details of my other bank accounts, they will empty everything, and they have done it with another account.

“So, I think I am the only person in the world saved by a traitor!”

Kate explained that the initial call had been heard authentic and how they had ‘numbers, names and details of my account already’.

“They say,” Do it now because if not this will happen to your other account “. Yes, so I really feel fear,” he added.

While Kate managed to avoid losing her money, her GMB colleagues were not very lucky. Before Kate shared her story, North American correspondent Noel Phillips revealed that she was cheated from all her life savings.

Appearing at the event through a video link from New York, Noel explained how Scammers pretended to come from Chase Bank and told them their accounts had been compromised.

Although he finally realized that it was a fraud, his savings were too late and his savings with a total of around $ 30,000 (£ 22,000) had been stolen.

Hold back tears, he shared: ‘I still don’t believe it. I remember two weeks ago I lay here in my kitchen on the floor numb and refused to accept that I did something very stupid.

“I feel ashamed, I feel ashamed, I feel worthless and above that the torturous pain from all of this is mental trauma.

‘The fact that I have woken up for the past few days, take my phone and open my banking application in the hope that this is all twisted reality. “How could someone like me report a story like this fall victim? How could this happen to me?”, “He recalled.

He then said that his bank had ‘turned his back’ to him and refused to help him change money.

Good morning British air on weekdays at 6 am on ITV1. Celebrity traitors air on the BBC later this year.

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