Hi All,
Some readers might be familiar with the senior group '
AARP'. Others might not be familiar with the organization. Well,
AARP is an acronym which stands for '
American Association of Retired Persons and it is one of the premier senior citizen advocacy groups in the United States.
Scams against seniors are prevalent. Very prevalent. And, with scams against seniors from scam artists using tools like telephones, cellphones, credit cards, internet fraud/scams, banking scams and more, senior citizens (okay....actually folks of any age, gender, race or religion) need to be aware of various scams that are currently be used by scam artists.
With that said, readers of all ages, religion, gender might want to visit the
AARP Fraud Watch Network website by clicking on this link.
Basically the AARP's Fraud Watch Network links users with experts, law enforcement and
people like you who are on the lookout for scams. Users can check out the latest
alerts from state Attorneys General and other local officials, read what
people are reporting in your state and you can let AARP know about any
suspicious emails, phone calls or other scams you’ve seen in your area.
AARP will then add your experience to the map so others know what to watch out
for!
How is that for interactive, timely and helpful.
Users can sign up for the Fraud Watch Network alert to stay up-to-date on con artists' latest tricks by
clicking on this link!
Enjoy the site and the link. Hope it helps you protect yourself against con artists!
Regards,
Stu
Hi All,
