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Scam of the day – November 7, 2025 – Jury Duty Scams Continue to Snare Victims
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Scam of the day – November 7, 2025 – Jury Duty Scams Continue to Snare Victims
I have been warning you about the jury duty scam for twelve years, but it continues to snare many unwary victims. This scam generally starts with a phone call from someone posing as a police officer or court official telling you that you have missed jury duty and must pay a fine or risk being arrested. Often in these scams you are told that you can pay the fine through a credit card or, as is being done more and more, by a gift card or cryptoc…
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