Ontario mother loses $5,700 to scammers impersonating her son
An Ontario woman said she got a text message out of the blue from someone claiming to be her son and ended up being scammed out of $5,710.
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Ontario mother loses $5,700 to scammers impersonating her son
An Ontario woman said she got a text message out of the blue from someone claiming to be her son and ended up being scammed out of $5,710.
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