AG Beware of telephone fraud.
Telephone fraud artists are some of Fisheries of New Mexico, Attorney General Tom Udall said.
They are false repressive Charity organizations as bait. And Udall, said she probably snagging good part of their intentions, but ignorant people.
Udall, said in an interview that Rake telemarketers fraud approximately $ 43 billion a year in the USA and criminal prosecution authorities or have Badge “phone fraud is a problem in New Mexico and other countries.
“There are clearly hundreds of thousands of dollars in the state each year by telemarketing fraud,” said Udall.
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