Avoid asphalt paving scams Sequim Gazette The Clallam County Sheriff's Office is warning county resident to beware of asphalt paving scams. During this time of year, out-of-county paving businesses ...
Skimming scam suspected in thefts from ATM users Skokie Review The criminals in these scams typically use at least one camera, pointed toward the keyboard on the machine, to record the victim's password as it's punched ...
10TV Gahanna Couple Charged In $25M Stock Scam 10TV Michael Spillan and his wife, Melissa Spillan, were accused of running several businesses in Westerville as a front for a multi-million dollar stock scam...
Streator police are warning the public against a letter scam. Lt. Kurt Pastirik said this week a resident received a letter in the mail declaring her a winner of $125,000, but to collect the sum, she had to send
A scam preying on generous grandparents hit a Stillwater man earlier this week, bilking him out of $4,600, and similar calls have been reported in the area, police say.
(9/03/10) Authorities say a bank card 'phishing' scam in Klamath and Lake Counties could continue for another week. Starting last weekend a barrage of phone calls seeking credit card information has bombarded the region trying to scam residents out of their money. Now the scammers have gone to text messaging. Regrettably many residents have fallen for the scam. Janet Buckalew of Pacific Crest ...
The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is warning county resident to beware of asphalt paving scams. During this time of year, out-of-county paving businesses may approach a homeowner or a business and offer to repave a driveway or parking lot for a low price.
Companies using familiar names like Publishers Clearing House and Reader’s Digest are behind possible scams hitting Boaz mailboxes, according to a Better Business Bureau spokeswoman.
North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public about two more Craigslist scams, after one local landlord was recently bilked out of almost $6,000. Both scams involve the fraudsters getting unwitting victims to send them money over a wire transfer service.
SOUTH WINDSOR — A recent telephone call to a town employee Thursday has prompted police to remind residents to be wary of telephone scams. On Thursday, police said, a town employee received a call from a man with a heavy accent informing her that she owed his company money.
U.S. Attorney Alicia A.G. Limtiaco is warning the public that there are at least three scams currently circulating in Guam and in the Northern Mariana Islands.