Fair Lawn police warn of uptick in phone scams
Police say to contact the customer service number on your phone bill if you are called by a scammer.
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Apr 2, 2024, 4:40 PM
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Updated 115 days ago
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yesterdayPhone scammers are coming up with new tactics, according to Fair Lawn police.
They say scammers are calling their victims under fake names such as “Verizon” and “PSE&G” on caller ID and requesting money through Venmo or Zelle.
Police are warning that major companies will never request payment of one of those apps.