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If you feel like you get more than your share of unwanted calls, you’re not alone. To slow down these persistent calls — some of which lead straight to scams — take a few simple steps.
Scammers are getting bolder—pretending to be trusted companies or even government agencies—and they’re targeting older adults to drain their life savings. The FTC reports these cases are on the rise, and the losses can be huge. This article shares what to watch for so you can spot the warning signs and help protect yourself before it’s too late.
Scammers are faking caller ID to impersonate local law enforcement, hoping to get you to pay. Learn how this scam works so you can avoid it.
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