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Now: writer/editor @MONEY | Then: @insidehighered & @keene_sentinel | Still: @UFJschool alumna, Florida native, lover of traveling & chocolate
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Weekly Scam Alert: Scammers Are Using Fake Order Receipts to Get You on the Phone

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By Gabriel O. Rodriguez Cruz Verified, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
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Shop app users in multiple states are reporting mysterious orders for more than $300 for computer services they never purchased in the latest version of a common fake receipt scam. These fake orders look especially convincing because they appear inside the Shop app, a Shopify service that lets you discover products, make purchases and track packages, rather than arriving through a suspicious email or text.
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Weekly Scam Alert: Scammers Are Copying Rental Listings to Steal Deposits

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By Gabriel Cruz, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
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Be extra careful if you're hunting for an apartment, off-campus housing or a last-minute vacation rental. Reports of rental scams are surging across New England, according to a recent consumer alert from the Boston Division of the FBI. But this is far from a regional problem. Last year, more than 12,000 Americans nationwide reported real estate scams to the FBI, with losses topping $275 million.
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Weekly Scam Alert: Fraudsters Posing as FCC Officials Are Trying to Steal Your Information Original

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By Gabriel O. Rodriguez Cruz Verified, Kaitlin Mulhere Verified
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is warning consumers about a wave of fraudsters impersonating the agency’s officials. In some cases, they're using the names of actual FCC employees to make their stories seem more convincing. According to the agency's new alert, the scammers are calling and texting people to claim their phone number is under investigation for criminal activity.
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