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Giving Thanks for the Watchdogs
On this Thanksgiving Day, let’s add a note of thanks for those who keep track of the never-ending stream of scams and frauds coming at us all the time. IN this regard, the editorial staff at petoskeynews.com recaps a comments from the Social Security Administration alerting folks “to be cautious and avoid providing sensitive information such as Social Security numbers or bank account information to unknown individuals over the phone or internet.” The post describes a relatively new scam approach that is blossoming quickly, and provides guidance for those approached by the fraudsters. Check it out here…
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