Tennessee: Attorney General Warns of Fraudulent Financial Aid Letters (Nashville Public Radio)
5 February 2010
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“A scam disguised as financial aid information is making the rounds in Tennessee,” Nashville Public Radio reports. “State Attorney General Bob Cooper says official-looking letters urge students and their parents to pay $50 or more to apply for college aid. He says the services offered in the letters are actually free. What’s more, responding to them opens families up to possible identity theft.”
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