3.5.21 – WDVM
As if coping with the impact of the coronavirus this past year isn’t enough of a challenge, there’s been a dramatic rise in consumer scams along with it.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh held a town hall Friday with two of his deputy attorneys, giving general warning to consumers to be vigilant about being preyed upon by dishonest business practices. He told the forum about being contacted by a mom with a young child who was given a $350.00 estimate to move her furniture and belongings to a new apartment, only to be told after the truck was loaded that another $1,200 was due.