Fraudsters Make 75 Calls In One Day

Haliburton Highlands OPP would like to remind locals that the CRA does not collect outstanding taxes by using threats of arrest.

Police were notified yesterday that 75 calls across Canada were made by fraudsters pretending to be from the Canada Revenue Agency.

Police say a majority of the calls were people pretending to be a police officer.

Anyone who receives a call like this is asked to call the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

 

 

Kaitlin Livingston
Kaitlin Livingston
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