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Attorney General’s Office holds Identity Theft and Fraud Seminar
Concord, NH – June 7, 2010 – Merrimack County Savings Bank hosted a free Identity Theft and Fraud Seminar presented by the New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau.
Ulrike “Uschi” Graham, Merrimack County Savings Bank, James T. Boffetti, Senior Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Protection & Antitrust Bureau, and Rachel M. Scott, Paralegal, Department of Justice.
May is “Older American’s Month”, and The Merrimack was pleased to host an informative seminar to help seniors and their families learn how to recognize and avoid identity theft and check fraud, as well as what to do if these things happen to you. There were over 45 attendees.
The presenter, Rachel M. Scott, covered topics such as: How to avoid ID Theft and Fraud? What to do if it happens to you? How to identify if it has happened to you?
Also in attendance was James T. Boffetti, Senior Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Protection & Antitrust Bureau.
