Paving Scam News Today

Waterloo regional police have issued a warning to area residents after receiving numerous reports of people being victimized in paving scams.

Since receiving an initial report on May 15, police say officers have been informed of two other incidents believed to involve the same group of suspects

Since receiving an initial report on May 15, police say officers have been informed of two other incidents believed to involve the same group of suspects

The Nottawasaga Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police is warning residents about a fraud scam involving an asphalt company in the Angus and Essa Township area.

The Nottawasaga Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police is warning residents about a fraud scam involving an asphalt company in the Angus and Essa Township area.

A business owner says they made a deal with a company to pave a parking lot, however, the project was not completed despite money being exchanged.

A business owner says they made a deal with a company to pave a parking lot, however, the project was not completed despite money being exchanged.

RCMP say the paving scam involves the suspect offering to fill your driveway potholes or pave it for a bargain, taking your money or doing a poor job and is never seen again.

RCMP say the paving scam involves the suspect offering to fill your driveway potholes or pave it for a bargain, taking your money or doing a poor job and is never seen again.

Old Town Police say they have received many reports of residents being scammed by a company offering very affordable paving jobs.