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Protecting Older Americans from Fraud
Fraud against older Americans is a serious problem affecting thousands every year. Many scam artists prey on and target seniors as their victims. Unsuspecting older Americans have lost their life savings or suffered serious financial strain. During October, Protect Older Americans from Fraud month, the BBB, along with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and other agencies remind seniors and their families to be alert to common scams that can target the elderly.
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Fall Inspections Make for Warmer Winters
Now that most of the country is about to enter the heating season, the Better Business Bureau urges consumers to have their central heating systems, any wood heating appliances and chimneys inspected.
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Have You Been Victimized by Identity Theft?
According to the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recent national survey on identity theft, more than three million Americans had their personal information stolen and used to open fraudulent bank, credit card or utility accounts, or used to commit other types of financial crimes.
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Making Your Business Senior Friendly
The elderly population is increasing three times faster than any other age group. Today, these consumers have a more active lifestyle, live longer, work longer and spend more money. They now represent the fastest growing segment of the marketplace.
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The BBB Welcomes New Members!
The BBB congratulates and thanks its September New Members!
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September 2004 Statistics
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