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AARP AARP States Vermont Scams & Fraud

Mr. Scammer TV Program Features Top State Investigator

By Dave Reville , April 26, 2019 10:58 AM

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Elliott Greenblott, state coordinator of AARP's Fraud Watch Network, conducted a TV interview with one of  Vermont's top fraud investigators last week. Bill Carrigan is deputy commissioner of the State's Division of Financial Regulation. He shares his perspectives on a range of securities frauds, real estate scams, Ponzi schemes and other crimes that put Vermonters at risk. The "Mr. Scammer" program is produced at Greater Northshire Access Television (GNAT-TV) in Southern VT and airs on cable access stations across the state. It is hosted by Elliott Greenblott. View it here: https://youtu.be/MV-UeBf-cm0

 

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