Scams prosper even if economy doesn't

Nov 8, 2009

Con artists prey on people desperate for education, jobs By Janice Podsada Tribune Newspapers Con artists and fraudsters are standing by. Whether it's a new Internet scam or an old standby repackaged, the Connecticut Better... [read full story]

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