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AARP Arkansas is warning older people and their families to be aware of a jump in fraud, scams and identity theft, especially on social media. An expert says 18% of all fraud complaints from Arkansas last year had to do with identity theft, and recommends 'freezing' credit reports at all three credit bureaus as a precaution.
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Kathy Stokes, director of Fraud Prevention Programs at AARP, talked about the latest fraud tactics, and why it’s so important for victims to report these crimes.
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Learn about the latest information on fraud trends and resources to protect yourself by attending a fraud awareness event hosted by Daytona Beach International Airport. The free event will take
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