Family Emergency Imposter Scam

Scammers will do anything to get your money. One scam is known as the "Family Emergency Imposter Scam." Scammers call potential victims and pose as a friend of a family member in distress. 

Lisa Lake, an FTC Consumer Education Specialist gives three easy tips to avoid being scammed. 

• Resist the urge to act immediately.
• Call or message your loved one using a trusted contact number.
• Never send payment. 

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June 18, 2021 - August 3, 2021

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