Yes, You Can Beat Those Dirty Scammers
Here’s What To Look Out For And What To Do
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The best advice to prevent scams can be found on the Protect the Good Life website:
“Remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a brochure with four signs that it is a scam:
• Using an organization you know, scammers pretend to be contacting you representing the government. Examples include Social Security, IRS, Medicare, or a well-known business. Never give personal information to unsolicited calls.
• There is a problem or a prize. Scammers claim you owe money to the government or a family member who has had an emergency....
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