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Suicide of Lisbon girl in March followed online blackmailing over explicit photos
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Is Someone Else Filing Unemployment In Your Name? | News, Sports, Jobs

Adirondack Daily Enterprise A woman from Saranac Lake received a letter from the state Department of Labor telling her she had unemployment insurance money to collect and then another and another. All of them looked very official. The woman, whom the Enterprise is not naming to protect her from retribution, said the phone numbers, postage and Key Bank debit card she got all seemed legitimate. But the letters inside telling her she had unemployment insurance to collect did not make any sense. She’s retired. “I thought, ‘Maybe New York state is really losing it, ” she said. The letters were persistent, and some required more personal information, like her full Social Security number.

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Scope of cyber sextortion s teen victims unknown | News, Sports, Jobs

Scope of cyber sextortion s teen victims unknown | News, Sports, Jobs
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Defending ourselves better against scams | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Editorial Scams of all sorts have grown more frequent in recent years maybe even more so in this last year, judging by what we hear from readers and loved ones, and what we see come into our own phones and email. Friday’s Enterprise contained an in-depth report by Aaron Cerbone about unemployment fraud, which has exploded this past year since the COVID-19 pandemic began, putting millions of Americans out of work. The federal and state governments helped those people by adding to their unemployment checks by quite a lot. Unintentionally, however, that sweetened the pot for scammers, and it also overwhelmed government workers tasked with weeding out unemployment fraud. It made this particular type of crime easier and more lucrative which made it more prevalent.

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Is someone else filing unemployment in your name? | News, Sports, Jobs

acerbone@adirondackdailyenterprise.com A fraudulent unemployment insurance claim may appear legitimate, as this one does, with all the accurate information for the state Department of Labor, but it may have been filed by a scammer who obtained personal information through a data breach. (Photo provided) A woman from Saranac Lake received a letter from the state Department of Labor telling her she had unemployment insurance money to collect and then another and another. All of them looked very official. The woman, whom the Enterprise is not naming to protect her from retribution, said the phone numbers, postage and the Key Bank debit card she got all seemed legitimate. But the letters inside telling her she had unemployment insurance to collect did not make any sense. She’s retired.

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