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Obamacare confusion providing opening for con artists
Shortly after the Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act (ACA, or more commonly, “Obamacare”) was signed into law in 2010, scams linked to the programs began to crop up. Obamacare scams come in a variety of forms. Consumers have complained about con artists contacting them by phone, fax, email and even in person, posing as government officials, offering fraudulent plans, or finding other devious ways to steal their money. Read More
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