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Schedule an AARP Fraud Watch Network Presentation
Did you know there are nearly 8,000 consumer complaints of ID theft and fraud from Nebraskans every year?
Whether it’s over the phone, through the mail, online or even at the front door, con artists are constantly scheming to get inside wallets. The AARP Fraud Watch Network helps with the tools needed to fight fraud and protect personal information.
Trained volunteer educators help Nebraskans protect themselves from fraud and scams. The volunteers are ready to speak to community groups about how to recognize and avoid the most common scams along with steps to take to guard personal information. They can also discuss how to stay safe online.
Says volunteer educator Kathy Beers from Omaha, “If you don’t think you could be a victim, think again. During my presentations, I have heard people say ‘really, this just can’t be.’ But fraudsters can hurt anybody and they do.”
To schedule a fraud presentation for your organization, or if you are interested in being trained as a volunteer presenter, send email to aarpne@aarp.org or call 1-866-389-5651.
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