Rosenthal took note in his column today. North or the webio employees should have gone to NCPC.org and downloaded their brochure "Use Common Sense To Spot a Con Artist"
http://www.ncpc.org/resources/files/pdf/fraud/Use-Common-Sense-Brochure.pdf:
It’s not always easy to spot con artists. They are smart, extremely persuasive, and aggressive. They invade your
home through the telephone, the Internet, and the mail; advertise in well-known newspapers and magazines; and
knock on your door. They’re well mannered, friendly, and helpful—at first. Most people think they’re too smart to fall for a scam. But con artists rob all kinds of people—from investment counselors and doctors to teenagers and senior citizens—of billions of dollars every year. Cons, scams, and frauds disproportionately victimize seniors with false promises of miracle cures, financial security, and luxury prizes. One easy rule to remember:
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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