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consumer-protection1 year ago

"Michigan AG Warns of Persistent Venmo Scam Targeting Consumers"

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns Venmo users about a scam where fraudsters use stolen credit cards to send money "accidentally" and then ask for it back. When Venmo identifies the transaction as fraudulent, it can withdraw the money from the user's account, leaving the scammer with the funds. Nessel advises caution with transactions involving unknown individuals and highlights other common money transfer scams. Victims are encouraged to report incidents to the Federal Trade Commission.

via MLive.com|
#consumer-protection#fraud#michigan-attorney-general
environment2 years ago

Michigan Attorney General Takes Legal Action Against Gerald R. Ford Airport for PFAS Contamination

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority for PFAS contamination, citing releases of the harmful chemicals into the water supply. PFAS, a class of man-made chemicals linked to various illnesses including cancer, has been found in residential drinking water wells and streams near the airport. The lawsuit seeks remediation, monitoring costs, and damages for the loss of natural resources. The airport claims to have been actively working to address the issue and is disappointed by the lawsuit.

via WOODTV.com|
#and-energy#environment#gerald-r-ford-international-airport
politics2 years ago

Michigan Republicans Charged in Fake Elector Scheme to Overturn Trump's Loss

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has charged 16 Republicans with felonies, including forgery and conspiracy, for their alleged participation in a "false elector" scheme aimed at overturning former President Donald Trump's 2020 election loss in the state. The charges mark the first time individuals have been charged for attempting to overturn the election result through the political system. The defendants, including prominent Michigan Republicans, are accused of signing documents falsely claiming to be legitimate Electoral College delegates and submitting phony certificates to Congress. If convicted, they could face prison sentences ranging from five to 14 years.

via Reuters|
#donald-trump#election-fraud#false-elector-scheme