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Michigan Beware, Economic Impact Payments Scams Are Rising
Michigan Beware, Economic Impact Payments Scams Are Rising
Michigan Beware, Economic Impact Payments Scams Are Rising
The IRS has issued a warning to Michiganders about an increasing number of economic impact payment scams. If you don't remember what the economic impact payments are, they're the payments going directly to people as part of the American Rescue Plan...
10 Scams From 2014
10 Scams From 2014
10 Scams From 2014
From people impersonating salespeople, Consumers Energy employees and Boys & Girls Club volunteers to phone calls from the IRS and Facebook stalking, it's been a strange year for residents of Genesee County and Mid-Michigan.
Nice try, Craigslist guy
Nice try, Craigslist guy
Nice try, Craigslist guy
This baseball wouldn't make it past Les from Hardcore Pawn. A guy in Connecticut wants you to believe that you can buy this autographed Babe Ruth baseball for $100, or best offer. Even though the baseball looks brand new, the signature looks nothing like the Bambino, and the Sharpie wasn't invented until after he died...
Flint Woman Becomes Victim Of Federal Government Scheme [VIDEO]
Flint Woman Becomes Victim Of Federal Government Scheme [VIDEO]
Flint Woman Becomes Victim Of Federal Government Scheme [VIDEO]
This is about the scam that has been going around the country for about a week now. Looks like it has arrived in Flint. As a family you should talk to each other about this so that none of you become a victim. It's a promise the federal government will pay your utility bill, but in the end, people end up losing money and giving out personal information...
Teen Faked Cancer, Raised $17,000
Teen Faked Cancer, Raised $17,000
Teen Faked Cancer, Raised $17,000
Here's another stupid person in the news today. A girl in Texas claimed she had leukemia and raised $17,000, but after a further investigation it was learned it was all a scam. Angie Gomez told friends, classmates and teachers that her cancer had returned so many helped her with fundraisers, while schools asked her to talk about her illness.