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$100 Million Lost in Stimulus Check and COVID-19 Fraud; Black Americans Most Vulnerable To Such Scams

  • Aug 25, 2020
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A report reveals African Americans and Latinos under-report scams to the Federal Trade Commission even though they experience fraud at higher rates.

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