Pay a fine and avoid jail.
That’s the type of call some Connecticut residents are getting from scammers who are pretending they are calling from the federal jury administrator’s office.
Pay a fine and avoid jail. That's the type of call some Connecticut residents are getting from scammers who are pretending they are calling from the federal jury administrator's office.
June 30, 2014 at 05:34 PM
1 minute read
Pay a fine and avoid jail.
That’s the type of call some Connecticut residents are getting from scammers who are pretending they are calling from the federal jury administrator’s office.
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