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Chief Justice Gildea and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office are warning people of jury duty scammers. “Counties and district courts are hearing, again, that scammers are preying on Minnesotans with fake jury duty phone calls,” said Chief Justice Gildea. “Jury duty is an important civic duty. I commend citizens who report for jury service and […]
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a scam regarding cash advance loans. An email arrives from an alleged attorney (Paul Anderson – info@fdrdebtcollectionagencyus.com) stating a lawsuit has been filed against the individual for failure to pay the loan. The email is very detailed with alleged company names, file numbers, and loan account
KROX received a tip that there is currently a scam being emailed throughout the community requesting gift cards to be purchased on behalf of Father Vincent Miller at Crookston Cathedral. Father Miller confirmed this is a scam. “In the midst of all of this somebody got a hold of some of our email lists and
Attorney General Keith Ellison issued a warning to Minnesotans to avoid potential charity scams related to COVID-19. With the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rising in Minnesota, there is a risk that scammers will try to prey on the generosity of Minnesota donors by tricking them into donating to causes that claim to help COVID-19
Otter Tail Power Company is aware of recent scam activity in parts of its service area. “Scammers are taking advantage of potentially heightened anxiety around the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Customer Care Supervisor Collin Kremeier. “It’s important for our customers to know that we’ll never pressure you to make immediate payments, especially through services like MoneyPak,
