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NE Ohio woman reports losing $250K in scam

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COLUMBIANA, Ohio (WKBN) - A woman reported losing $250,000 in a scam, filing a Columbiana Police Department last Thursday. According to the police report, the scam started with the victim clicking on a link about a Walmart order that she did not place. The victim then began talking to the scammer, who locked the victim's computer and cell phone. Pup beaten in car has broken bones, human bite mark The woman reported withdrawing more than $2…

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BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) - A Boardman woman was scammed out of $15,000 in a reported bank card scam. Read next: Woman reports losing $250,000 in scam According to a police report, a woman told officers that she was called in late February by a caller under the name "Huntington Customer Service." Reports said that a man told the woman that her bank card had been compromised and that the account needed to be closed. Reports said that the man to…

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NE Ohio woman reports losing $250K in scam

COLUMBIANA, Ohio (WKBN) - A woman reported losing $250,000 in a scam, filing a Columbiana Police Department last Thursday. According to the police report, the scam started with the victim clicking on a link about a Walmart order that she did not place. The victim then began talking to the scammer, who locked the victim's computer and cell phone. Pup beaten in car has broken bones, human bite mark The woman reported withdrawing more than $2…

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Fox8 broke the news in Cleveland, United States on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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