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Debt Relief Scam Shut Down for Impersonating Banks and Government

Reportado por US Federal Trade Commission22 de octubre de 2026

What is happening

A federal court has permanently shut down a debt relief operation following allegations of deceptive practices. The operators impersonated trusted banks and government agencies to scam seniors and veterans.

How the scam works

The scammers contacted people through telemarketing and misleading ads. They promised substantial debt reduction while charging illegal upfront fees. Victims believed they were dealing with legitimate organizations.

How to spot it

Be cautious of anyone claiming to be from a government agency or bank, especially if they demand fees upfront. Verify directly with the organization using official contact information.

What to do

Always double-check offers from debt relief services. Use official websites or contact numbers to confirm legitimacy. Do not provide personal or financial info to unknown callers.

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