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Mayfield Heights man ships $15,000 cash to Texas after being scammed

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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A Gates Mills Boulevard resident reported March 13 that he was scammed out of $15,000 after receiving an email that he believed to be from the Best Buy Geek Squad.Believing that he was being charged for a three-year renewal of services, the man, 85, contacted a given number and subsequently gave remote access to his computer.

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Mayfield Heights man ships $15,000 cash to Texas after being scammed

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A Gates Mills Boulevard resident reported March 13 that he was scammed out of $15,000 after receiving an email that he believed to be from the Best Buy Geek Squad.Believing that he was being charged for a three-year renewal of services, the man, 85, contacted a given number and subsequently gave remote access to his computer.

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