Warning Signs of a Utility Scam
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A scam might be underway if a person unexpectedly shows up, posing as a utility worker, and offers to do a free energy audit or inspect equipment. Knowing how to spot a scam will help you stop a scam. Go to aarp.org/aboutFWN to learn more tips on how to stop fraud.
A scam might be underway if a person unexpectedly shows up, posing as a utility worker, and offers to do a free energy audit or inspect equipment. Knowing how to spot a scam will help you stop a scam. Go to aarp.org/aboutFWN to learn more tips on how to stop fraud.
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