Sometimes, the best way to avoid becoming the victim of fraud is to say no to financial propositions when others are saying yes.
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Fraud College aims to help Utahns avoid getting taken
Fraud College aims to help Utahns avoid getting taken
Phone scam targets victim’s bank account
Hackers and criminals have found a new way to steal from unsuspecting citizens. A new phone scam has emerged, according to a statement released by the FBI, which uses a person’s phone lines as a diversion while the perpetrators take money from the victim’s bank account.
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Ordnance scam: CBI chargesheet overlooks 5 cos
The chargesheet filed by CBI on Wednesday into the multi-crore Ordnance Factory Board scam in Kolkata does not mention the name of the four international and one Indian company.
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Ordnance scam: CBI chargesheet overlooks 5 cos
BBB Issues Sweepstakes Scam
The Better Business Bureau said a new scam is hitting the Miami Valley. The BBB said residents are receiving letters that they have won big cash prized in a sweepstakes, but they have to pay fees and taxes in order to claim the prize.
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BBB Issues Sweepstakes Scam
Mortgage fraud couple lose jury bid
A couple from Dungannon who face mortgage fraud charges have failed in their legal bid to be tried by a jury.
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Mortgage fraud couple lose jury bid
Scam calls claiming to be credit union resurface
YAKIMA — Yakima Valley Credit Union’s name is again being used in a phone scam. The credit union announced Tuesday that residents in the Yakima area are receiving fraudulent calls, a repeat of similar waves of calls that have been reported over the last couple of years.
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Anti-Click Fraud Startup Click Forensics Raises $6 Million
Click Forensics, which provides tools to online advertisers and publishers so that they can reduce click fraud, has raised $6 million in its third round of funding. While click fraud rates have fallen off somewhat in recent years, it remains a significant problem, accounting for about...
State expands securities fraud case
Securities regulators have expanded their fraud case against Dick Gray, the co-owner of a New Braunfels investments firm, and have added another New Braunfels resident to the securities fraud suit.
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State expands securities fraud case
