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Scam Targets victims with Fake Business Letters in Olympia
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Authorities are investigating a fraud scheme involving letters that instruct recipients to send payments to post office boxes.
A deceptive scheme has been uncovered in which individuals are receiving official-looking letters. These letters instruct victims to send checks payable to “Business Entities” to post office boxes rented by the perpetrators, including locations in Olympia.
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“Business Entities”
Law enforcement is currently investigating the matter and urging anyone who has received such a letter to come forward. The letters are designed to appear legitimate, leading victims to believe they are conducting genuine business transactions.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What should I do if I receive a suspicious letter?
- If you receive a letter that seems suspicious,do not send any money. Contact your local law enforcement agency and report the incident.
- How can I protect myself from mail fraud?
- Be wary of unsolicited offers and requests for money. Always verify the legitimacy of a business before sending any payments.
- Where can I report mail fraud?
- You can report mail fraud to the united States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) or the Federal trade commission (FTC).
