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likesmountains 52

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6. I fell for something similar trying to renew license plates in Colorado.

Reply to trof (Original post)

Tue May 14, 2019, 06:38 PM

May 2019

Following the instructions that came in the mail, I clicked on the first link "Renew Colorado License", filled out the form and was asked to pay $19.99...scams everywhere.

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New scam? USPS HOLD MAIL [View all] trof May 2019 OP

THANKS! elleng May 2019 #1

Hey ellen! trof May 2019 #2

HEY, trof! elleng May 2019 #3

Thanks for posting Sherman A1 May 2019 #4

They got part of what they wanted. Cattledog May 2019 #5

Now They Know When You Will Not Be Home..... global1 May 2019 #7

THIS Auggie May 2019 #10

Yeah, I figured that out. Called our PD. trof May 2019 #17

I fell for something similar trying to renew license plates in Colorado. likesmountains 52 May 2019 #6

A similar thing happens when you change your address. Delmette2.0 May 2019 #8

I got knicked $60 SCVDem May 2019 #9

Don'tcha just love 'free enterprise'? groundloop May 2019 #11

That wasn't the real USPS elfin May 2019 #12

yep, be careful, I go to the USPS site, sign in, & navigate from there, lots of frauds out there yaesu May 2019 #13

Website Smackdown2019 May 2019 #14

Even worse... eggplant May 2019 #15

After the disaster that I had with Microsoft Office, when I googled the site question everything May 2019 #16