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| Scammers Pounding the Pavement KFYR-TV Another way to spot a scammer is if they ask for cash or a check made out to a person rather than a company. You should also make sure to get a receipt on any work done; find out if they have a local office and visit it yourself. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Overseas scammers make most of fake local area codes Miami Hurricanes (blog) By Lisa J. Huriash and Barbara Hijek, Sun Sentinel HOLLYWOOD Scammers from overseas could try to con you out of money using a new trick — calling from what you think is a local area code, prosecutors warn. It happened to Stuart Brisgel, 41, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| AG warns of surge in scams Pacific Daily News •The influx of tax refund money into Guam's economy could catch the attention of scammers. •Look around you before you drive up to the ATM. Be conscientious of people and things around you. •Try to use a credit card instead of carrying around large ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Don't Be Fooled by Fake Immigration Lawyers (No se Deje Engañar por Falsos ... JD Supra (press release) Last year, the federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement launched a crackdown against scammers who prey on immigrant communities, pretending to offer legal services but more often than not leading their unwitting clients into a heap of trouble. See all stories on this topic » |
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