Scam

According to a local newspaper's investigation, "The Hurricane Sandy Relief Foundation" has raised $1 million dollars. However, the organization is not registered, is not tax exempt and has $800,000 in their account.

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The two operators of a bogus charity who falsely claimed to be supporting the families of emergency responders who died at the World Trade Center on 9-11 have been ordered to disgorge $121,116 in donations, pay civil penalties and are permanently barred from working for any charitable organization in New Jersey, under terms of a Final Consent Judgment that resolves a lawsuit filed by Attorney General Jeff Chiesa and the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.

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Law enforcement officials in Jersey are expressing concern about an increasing number of scams and flim-flam operations across the Garden State.

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The State Division of Consumer Affairs reports that Veterans Charities made its Top Ten List of the most inquired-about charities during the first half of 2012.

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A fraudulent email that bears the logo and seal of the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General is going around.

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If you receive an email about a legal settlement bearing the logo of the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, don't fall for it.  It's a fake. 

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A judge in East St. Louis has sentenced a New Jersey woman to more than 15 years in prison for heading a timeshare telemarketing scheme that bilked $30 million from more than 22,000 victims across North American and Puerto Rico.

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On the show we talked about this 81-year-old man who was posing as a doctor and offering free breast exams. It gets better. He was going door-to-door. Winikoff even carried around a little black bag to seem more like an actual doctor. App

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