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Apple's App Store Is Finally Cracking Down on the Screenshot Scam Gizmodo Apple's App Store Is Finally Cracking Down on the Screenshot Scam After years of complaints, scams, and careless screening tactics, Apple's App Store is finally starting to figure itself out. The latest update should stop developers from using ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Scam offers $10 million and a Mercedes Albany Democrat Herald This is one of four messages an Albany resident received Jan. 6-7. They are blatantly bogus messages saying that the resident's mother-in-law had won a $10 million lottery jackpot and a Mercedes Benz. Her mother-in-law is deceased. The resident, who ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Arrest in alleged parking-lot scam San Francisco Chronicle Maybe there is some truth to that old saw about returning to the scene of the crime. George Anderson, an alleged parking-lot con artist, is being held in a San Francisco jail cell after he was arrested Saturday on suspicion of scamming a driver by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
West Side pair indicted after tax-refund scam Columbus Dispatch West Side pair indicted after tax-refund scam. IRS: Man, woman stole identities to rake in $1 million. Crime & Safety Headlines. Girl, 7, too scared to testify in courtroom in rape trial. Thursday, January 10, 2013 04:42 AM. West Side pair indicted ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Westerville Police Warn Of Scam Targeting Older Adults 10TV According to the police department, the scam requires an advanced payment to release the alleged winnings. Scammers usually ask those who have been targeted to provide a pre-paid credit card number as advanced payment. The suspects also know ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Police warn about scam Willows Journal The Willows Police Department is warning residents that a juvenile is going door-to-door asking donations for the Willows High School soccer team without proper authority. Acting police Chief Jason Dahl said he was told Tuesday morning that the unknown ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Waterloo police warn of apartment scam kwwl.com Captain Tim Pillack says that people should be suspicious when website advertisements offer apartments for rent at lower than normal rates. Pillack says Waterloo police have recently received reports of people responding to these ads and paying a down ... See all stories on this topic » |
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