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Current Scams - 08-2019 Archive

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Beware of Fake Checks

Monday Aug 26th, 2019

Protect yourself from fake check scams with these tips provided by the FDIC Consumer News.

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Back to School Tips

Thursday Aug 22nd, 2019

It's time for your kids to go back to school. Click the link above for some back to school online safety tips.

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Are you renting?

Monday Aug 19th, 2019

Renting a home or apartment for the first time? Here are some helpful tips from the FDIC for first-time renters.

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Romance Scams

Friday Aug 16th, 2019

Romance Scams are happening daily, check out the FDICs video on the latest romance scams happening.

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Confidence/Romance Fraud

Monday Aug 5th, 2019

The Federal Bureau of Investigation explains how cyber actors are using online dating sites to conduct confidence/romance fraud.

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