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Deport scammer returned under false name Sydney Morning Herald A MALAYSIAN man caught using a fake credit card who was then deported after it was found he had lived illegally in Australia for three years returned four months later under a false name to resume working for a crime syndicate's multimillion-dollar ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Scammer bilks Madison man, 89, out of $7400 Wisconsin State Journal The scammer convinced the elderly man that he was his grandson, that he was working for the Red Cross and that he had been in a car containing marijuana that was pulled over by police. "The victim was told cash was needed for bail and for an ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Auto Sale Scammer Sentenced in Kansas ClaimsJournal.com A Colorado man suspected in several states of scamming people selling motor vehicles online has been sentenced in Kansas to five years and three months in prison. The Kansas City Star reports 33-year-old Othello K. Bland, of Aurora, Colo., ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
MTA Increases Lockout Time on Unlimited Cards NBC New York The MTA has quietly increased the time that unlimited MetroCards can be swiped again in an effort to crack down on subway scammers, according to a published report. Unlimited MetroCards have for years been locked out from a second swipe for 18 minutes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
More seniors fall prey to identity theft Rochester Democrat and Chronicle "The scammer is whittling away at your good credit and you don't know about it until the damage is done. To clear it, it takes hours and hours and expertise to get through all the paperwork. I'm worried about the seniors who will need help maneuvering ... See all stories on this topic » |
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