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NY state issues warning about 'grandparent scam' Wall Street Journal Schneiderman on Thursday said his regional offices across New York have reported a rise in so-called "grandparent scams" during which people impersonate relatives in need of help and dupe unsuspecting grandparents into sending them money. See all stories on this topic » | ||
"Grandparent scams" on rise for all age groups: US Reuters Authorities across the United States say these "grandparent scams" have reached an alarming rate, and what is more, they have proven so successful that con artists are using them against younger victims. Reports of imposter scams for all age groups ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
IRS Warns of Tax Scam Targeting the Elderly Naples Daily News By Anne-Marie Botek As we approach the April 17 Federal Tax Return Deadline, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) warns seniors of a scam that has frequented this year's filings. According to an IRS press release, over the past few weeks, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Mortgage Scam Prevention and Awareness Program Launched by HUD LoanSafe The campaign, launched during National Consumer Protection Week, March 4 – 10, is designed to educate consumers on loan modification and foreclosure scams and encourage them to take action. In 2011, HUD introduced the Know It. Avoid It. Report It. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Tax Scam Warning Patch.com The Internal Revenue Service is warning senior citizens and other taxpayers to beware of an emerging federal tax refund scam tempting victims to file tax returns claiming fraudulent refunds. Bogus refund claims have been identified from California and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Common scams in Palo Alto Palo Alto Online The number of scams listed by the FBI is mind-spinning: telemarketing fraud, the Nigerian letter, advance-fee schemes, health care and health-insurance bonds, letter of credit, Ponzi schemes, pyramid schemes, Internet fraud, credit-card fraud, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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New Jersey AG warns of email scam Cherry Hill Courier Post TRENTON — The state Attorney General is warning New Jerseyans about a new email scam that is using the letterhead of his office to gain the confidence of those targeted. Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa said an 11-page "Notice of Remedy and Settlement ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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