There is currently a telephone scam circulating.
Individuals are being contacted via cell phone from an automated service posing as a bank stating their debit/atm card has been de-activated and the card number, pin number and expiration date is required to re-activate the card.
BREAKING NEWS: Be aware of current telephone scam
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#1
Cherokee
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06/08/10 at 08:37 PM
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My my what desperate links crooks will go to take money for their ungodly use. They need to get a job that doesnot require them to take but to work up a sweat for their ungodly living. I hope they see that when bad things happen to them, they are the cause of it. One reaps what he sows, if he sow a bad deed so shall he reap, if he sows a good deed then God will bless him.Peace from me Cherokee.
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Michelle
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06/10/10 at 08:25 AM
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It is strange how they are calling people on cell phones but not house phones. And I thought they wasn't allowed to get a list of cell numbers....
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Cherokee
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06/16/10 at 09:23 AM
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Crooks can get their hands on just about anything these days. It just goes to show the citizens have no privacy even when it comes to the smallest things. All law abiding citizens should watch out for each other and report criminal activity no matter how small we may think it is because it could lead to law enforcement agents catching a bigger fish. My neighbor and I have a neighborhood watch association among ourselves to protect ourselves and our property. I would advice all neighbors to band together and help law enforcement officers because they cannot be in all places where crime is going on at all times but donot take matters in your own hands when you see criminal activity going on notify the proper authorities for help.