Charity Impersonation Scams Alerted by Federal Trade Commission
- Scammers are impersonating real charities to trick victims, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
- The scam involves victims being led to believe they are in luck, as reported by multiple outlets.
- The FTC is warning the public about this ongoing scheme.
- Scammers often impersonate government officials or banking employees to steal money and personal information.
- The FTC provides tips on how to spot these schemes.
Articles (3)
cleveland.com·
Scammers are impersonating real charities to trick victims, here’s how to spot the schemes
The Oregonian·
Scammers are impersonating real charities to trick victims, here’s how to spot the schemes
The Star-Ledger (NJ.com)·
Scammers are impersonating real charities to trick victims, here’s how to spot the schemes