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Brazilian Scammer Nabbed After Using Fake Jack Nicholson ID TIME By Courtney Subramanian | @cmsub | March 1, 2012 | + Successful identity theft requires a certain bit of stealth. That usually includes avoiding the use of famous names and faces – like, say, that of Jack Nicholson. Brazilian police arrested a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Scammer Pays A Call To Clinton Woman Patch.com By Caitlin Marquis Emma Cassella of Clinton told WTNH that she received a call, from someone claiming to be her grandson, asking her to wire $2400 to bail him out of jail. According to the article, the caller asked Cassella to use a fake name name to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Cancer Survivors Outraged Over Cancer Scammer 13WHAM-TV Webster, NY— For Webster resident Chic Leschorn and her friends, the word cancer is all too familiar. Leschorn is a cancer survivor. Her friend, Jane Brayley, was treated for breast cancer last year. Elaine Gurnett, another friend, has a husband who ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Getting the upper hand over a persistent telephone scammer AnnArbor.com The numbers called by the scammers are your references and employers. Guard your personal information. Be careful to whom you give information. You have enough T-shirts, insulated can wrappers and tote bags. You do not need to give your valuable ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Lottery win was costly lie Biddeford Journal Tribune Some was sent to victims who'd also been bilked, and then invited by the scammers to take a cut. Scammers would call as many as 30 times a day. Boucher told her son, Rick Chretien, and her stepdaughter, Carol Cadorette, about her win. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Dating Scammer Lectured by Judge Syracuse.com By John Berry / The Post-Standard Donald Van Valkenburg of Fayetteville gets an earful from County Court Judge Anthony Aloi prior to receiving his sentence of five years probation with time served and restitution payments totaling $14425.46 to five ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Move over Miss Marple, this is a job for the girls Cotswold Journal Scammer Jonathan Kennerley had run up unpaid bills of more than £3000 at hotels in Stratford, Ledbury, Northampton and Rye in Sussex over a period of 11 weeks. But it was after an eight-day stay at the Evesham Hotel, where he ran up a bill of £942.15, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Commerce Bank, Bank of the West are among targets in email scam, report says Kansas City Business Journal Scammers take over a customer's email account and reply to prior correspondence between the customer and bank, making the email appear legitimate. If a bait email gets a response from a bank employee, the scammer sends a transaction request, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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