AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Better Business Bureau warns the public of the recent increase in impersonation scams and their effects on consumers, businesses, and law enforcement.
BBB said that during the scams, victims claimed that the scammers are asking them for money to pay a bond, or that they have missed jury duty, a warrant is pending, or various other tactics to scare them with the threat of fees or jail time.
Officials said that when the scammer is questioned, they utilize tricks to scare people into giving them money or personal information…