Seniors are look out for E Mail Fraud
Seniors have long been targeted by data thieves trying to steal money and personal information.
But now, Missouri State Attorney General Jay Nixon, recruited with the help of volunteers and the elderly to defend.
Nixon launched Senior Sting 2006.
It is a program in which senior citizens are invited to register a months worth of junk mail, to easily determine the extent possible.
“We believe that we find many pieces of postage, Missouri’s against the laws of consumer protection. And we have a multitude of options available to us in ways we can go, according to these people. We have the capacity and not send more commands drain, we file civil litigation and whether it is justified, we can file charges against people who try money for the people themselves, ” Travis Ford Missouri Attorney General’s Office said.
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