Wednesday 25 January 2012

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Alleged scammer's son speaks out
WIVB
Alleged scammer's son speaks out.
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Convicted Scammer Charged in Lost Pet Scheme
Wall Street Journal (blog)
By Chad Bray A New York man has been charged with running an alleged investment scam that revolved around a purported service to return lost pets to their owners. Eric Stein, 53 years old, allegedly netted $500000 from the fraud, which involved dozens ...
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Alleged scammer's son speaks out
WIVB
TONAWANDA, NY (WIVB) - A Cheektowaga woman is accused of running a snow plow scam. Terry Lyn Jarvis stood before Town of Tonawanda Judge J. Mark Gruber, Wednesday. This was her first appearance since her arrest on Monday, accused of defrauding ...
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Accused plow scammer gets stuck in snow
WIVB
A woman accused of running a snow plowing scam was arrested Monday night, just hours after News 4 ran the story. Customers say she left them out in the cold.
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Alleged snow plow scammer faces judge
WIVB
A Cheektowaga woman accused of taking money for snow plowing jobs she never showed up for had to answer to a judge Tuesday night.
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Rogue apps make comeback in "Hours spent on Facebook" scam
Help Net Security
"Clicking 'Allow' will give the scammer access to your Facebook data at any time and the application will be able to post to Facebook as you. This will allow them to spam their scam messages to all of your friends. This particular application is called ...
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DNA evidence foils insurance fraud scammer
Bexhill Observer
A TEACHER is behind bars after former police detectives working for Bexhill-based insurer Hastings Direct helped secure a conviction for insurance fraud. The 41-year-old, known as Mr M from Worcestershire, claimed that his £1500 Volvo had been stolen, ...
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