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Every two seconds, someone’s identity is stolen. But this summer, hundreds of vigilant Utahns took a stand against fraud by shredding their sensitive documents at our events.
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by Kathy Stokes, AARP Fraud Watch Network
by Kathy Stokes, AARP Fraud Watch Network
by Kathy Stokes
An 84-year-old widow called the AARP Fraud Watch Network after accepting a free trial offer for skin cream she had seen a famous personality touting on television. She had no idea she needed to cancel after receiving the free trial. She was sent more product at a cost of $200 and is fighting to return the product and get her money back.
Free public Wi-Fi, available at places like airports and coffee shops, are convenient, but can be risky.
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