Fraud, Gambling, and Other Worries
Last updated:
28-Oct-2008
How to Protect Your Parents from Fraud
When it comes to scoping potential victims, experts say con artists tend to look for individuals who are home during the day to answer fraudulent telemarketing calls, retired people who are hoping for one more shot to increase their nest eggs, and those who will be too proud to admit they were "had" and report that they were victimized to the authorities...
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