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| Scammer pleads guilty to illegally fixing bad credit scores New York Daily News By Robert Gearty / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS A sophisticated scammer pleaded guilty Wednesday to illegally fixing bad credit scores, and agreed to pay $9.3 million in restitution for loans made to the deadbeats he cleaned up. Edwin Jacquet, 39, of Brooklyn, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Online Dating Websites Fight Back Against Scammers NBC Los Angeles By Joel Grover The California Attorney General's Office is working with several major online dating website to stop to stop scammers from targeting people looking for love. NBC4's Joel Grover reports. Although three of the biggest online dating ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fitzgeralds: Scammer targeted Painesville bed and breakfast News-Herald.com By Max Reinhart When an international businessman offered to buy their bed and breakfast, which they've been looking to sell, Painesville residents Deb and Tom Fitzgerald were understandably happy. But that happiness quickly ceased when they realized ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| "Brake Fluid Scammer" Allegedly Targeted the Elderly NBC Los Angeles By Irene Moore Larry Marco, aka Larry McNelty, was arrested March 2 after allegedly scamming an elderly woman when he claimed to be an auto mechanic. A 41-year-old Woodland Hills man is accused of scamming elderly drivers out of thousands of dollars by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Text Message A Scammer's Fish Hook WOWT "The text message is a twist on the classic email phishing scam, where scammers pose as a legitimate organization and send out emails containing links to scam sites. Phishing scams using SMS technology are known as 'smishing', Jim Hegarty said, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Spring break scammers ready to pounce on grandparents Wisconsin State Journal Facebook is also being used by scammers to find out all they can about students, their travel plans, family, and other personal details, so when the scammer calls grandma or grandpa, he or she can pretty much act like the grandchild. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 10 ways that scammers will try to sink your business StartupSmart "The only people who make money are the scammers. Exercise extreme caution when offered investment opportunities, especially if you receive an unsolicited email and/or call." Sadly, it's not just high profile hackers such as the Anonymous group that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| AG Schneiderman Issues "Consumer Alert" To Protect NY Residents From CL Rental ... LoanSafe Scammers will use realtors' multiple listing services to find properties that are legitimately for rent or sale. They take the information, change the contact information and offer a much lower price than the original listing. Oftentimes, scammers will ... See all stories on this topic » |
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