Coronavirus Opens a Pandora’s Box of Scams — The Sacramento Observer

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Coronavirus Opens a Pandora’s Box of Scams — The Sacramento Observer

INDIANAPOLIS (TriceEdneyWire.com) - If Willie Sutton were alive, he wouldn’t be robbing banks, more likely he’d be a scam artist, siphoning off a portion of the almost $70 million that Indiana consumers alone have reportedly lost to fraud even before the COVID-19 pandemic opened up a pandora’s box of new scam opportunities. “At the Federal […]

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