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BBB scam alert: Synthetic ID theft, a new trick for scammers

Identity theft is an ever-evolving crime. As credit bureaus and individuals catch on to the schemes of identity thieves, the con artists simply modify their tactics. Scammers are now combining information from multiple individuals to invent a false identity, a technique called “synthetic” identity theft. It’s so hard to detect, you might be a victim and not even know it. How the scam works Scammers pull together a stolen Social Security or Social Insurance number (often belonging to a minor or someone with no credit history), the address of an abandoned property, and a fake name and birth date. Using this…

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BBB scam alert: Synthetic ID theft, a new trick for scammers

Identity theft is an ever-evolving crime. As credit bureaus and individuals catch on to the schemes of identity thieves, the con artists simply modify their tactics. Scammers are now combining information from multiple individuals to invent a false identity, a technique called “synthetic” identity theft. It’s so hard to detect, you might be a victim and not even know it. How the scam works Scammers pull together a stolen Social Security or Social Insurance number (often belonging to a minor or someone with no credit history), the address of an abandoned property, and a fake name and birth date. Using this…

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Emergency meeting requested amid rolling energy blackouts in California

TUCSON — On Monday, Arizona Corporation Commissioner Lea Márquez Peterson issued a letter calling for an emergency meeting of Arizona’s public utility commissioners to discuss rolling blackouts in California as the state experiences record high temperatures and insufficient energy supplies. On August 16, California’s independent grid operator asked Californians to set their air conditioner thermostats to hotter temperatures and not use major appliances between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. in hopes that enough energy could be conserved to avoid rolling blackouts. Unfortunately, California’s requested energy restrictions did not work and nearly two million people lost power over a four hour…

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Mohave County road work continues

MOHAVE COUNTY – The citizens of Mohave County can expect the following road maintenance activity during the week of August 17,: Arizona Strip: Road grading on Mt. Trumbull Loop. Kingman: Pulling road shoulders on Stockton Hill Rd. from Mile 24 working south. Crews will be crack sealing on Marshall Dr. They will also be repairing the right of way and repairing pot holes in the Butler area. Hackberry: Road grading on Brooks Blvd. Wikieup: Road grading on Bogles Ranch Rd. at Mile 12. Yucca: Road grading on 1) Alamo Rd. from Mile 40 to Mile 52, 2) Planet Ranch Rd….

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