Foreign Lottery Scam Hits Anne Arundel County
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Frank Weathersbee announced this morning that an alarming scam has found its way to Maryland. | Wednesday, March 29, 2006
02:12 AM EST |
International Lottery Scam
Imagine this: You open your mail to find a cashier's check for $3,700 made payable to you. That's what happened to Russell Peterson of Templeton. The letter says his name was entered into the Swiss lottery, and he's actually won one million three hundred thousand. | Saturday, March 25, 2006
09:45 AM EST |
Lottery scam targets Durango residents
A lottery scam from Spain is targeting Durango residents' bank accounts, the Durango Police Department warned Tuesday. | Wednesday, March 22, 2006
09:28 AM EST |
Man charged in lottery scam
A second worker at a Carlisle truck loading dock has been charged in an unsuccessful lottery scam in which a pool of 18 workers almost split $850,492 in winnings. | Saturday, March 18, 2006
05:51 AM EST |
Lottery scam creeps into Peach
FORT VALLEY - A scam similar to one that targeted Perry residents earlier this month has now popped up in Peach County. | Thursday, March 16, 2006
09:45 AM EST |
Cops warn of lottery scam
BENNINGTON — Police warn that a check scam has made its way to at least one local mailbox and are alerting residents to be cautious. A local man turned a letter and check into the Bennington Police Department Wednesday morning to report an attempted mail fraud. | Thursday, March 16, 2006
09:43 AM EST |
Mail scam says residents won lottery
The Miami County Sheriff's Department wants to warn of a recently identified mail scam that tells potential victims they have won a lottery. | Thursday, March 16, 2006
02:26 AM EST |
