Fraud and Forgery: Small Towns Are Not Immune Part 2
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Fraud and Forgery: Small Towns Are Not Immune part 2
By Your Accidental Journalist The Bank Call That Isn’t From Your Bank One of today’s most dangerous scams begins with something completely believable—a call or text from your bank. “There has been suspicious activity on your account.” The caller ID may even display the bank’s name or a familiar telephone number. The “bank employee” tells you that your money is in danger and you need to act immedia...
A letter of appreciation was presented to a financial institution for preventing a victim from becoming a victim of a special type of fraud in which perpetrators impersonated police officers. [Yoita Police Station Chief Masahiro Ishida] "They made great efforts to protect the victim. We express our deepest gratitude here." On August 28th, the letter of appreciation was presented by the Yoita Police Station to Hiroshi Abe, branch manager of the M…
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