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The "Brushing Scam": What You Need to Know - STOLEN 911
Enter The “Brushing Scam”: What You Need to Know Have you ever received a package in the mail that you didn’t order? It might seem like a harmless mistake, but it could be a sign of a “brushing scam.” This sneaky tactic is used by dishonest sellers to boost their online ratings, and it can put your personal information at risk. What is a “brushing scam?” A “brushing scam” happens when sellers send unsolicited items to your address. They do this …
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