GA AG Chris Carr

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GA AG Chris Carr @Georgia_AG

There are different variations to these imposter emails. In one version, scammers set up Gmail accounts that display the actual name of the rabbi, priest, pastor or imam. https://t.co/ve25cHCTEu https://t.co/vs5FXGdcmI — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 6, 2020

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GA AG Chris Carr @Georgia_AG

Cyber crimes such as these are popular with scammers because the Internet makes it easy for them to hide their true identity. Consumers should be very suspicious of any emails asking them to send money – even if they appear to come from a trusted source. https://t.co/ve25cHCTEu https://t.co/0qOzl3Sci8 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 6, 2020

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GA AG Chris Carr @Georgia_AG

The fraudster then emails the members of the congregation asking for emergency donations to help someone in need and instructs the recipients to purchase iTunes gift cards and mail them to a different address. https://t.co/ve25cHCTEu https://t.co/vtXCbyHnhc — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 6, 2020