Here’s how it works: on the other side of a pop-up ad sits a scammer waiting to drain your bank account. Once the victim calls the number on their screen, a sophisticated scam ensues.
Wisconsin couple loses more than $500,000 in gold coin scam, sees TV story and calls police
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Wisconsin couple loses more than $500,000 in gold coin scam, sees TV story and calls police
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