Fema Scam News Today

The Federal Emergency Management Agency warns the public of online classified advertisements that are luring Maui wildfire survivors with false offers of available rental units. “People are learning too late that the cash they paid for a security deposit went to a scammer instead,” according to a FEMA news release.

FEMA and the US Small Business Administration have approved more than $89.25 million in federal assistance to survivors of the Maui wildfires that began Aug. 8. The last day to register for Red Cross sheltering assistance is Friday, Sept. 15. The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance and a low-interest disaster loan from the U.S. Small Business Administration is Tuesday, Oct. 10. Residents who lost their job as a direct result of the Maui wildfires and live or work in Maui County have until M...

Watch Out For FEMA Scammers Looking To Snatch Up All Your Money They will do it on a train. They will do it in the snow. But you dont hear me doe! They will do it from Cancun. They will text you from their room! They will scam you on your phone. They do it cause theyre bad to the bone. Scammers have no class and are full of sass. One texting scam as seen on Click2Houston.com asks you to call a number to get a free hotel paid for by FEMA. The problem is that they ask for your Social Security N...