(AGENPARL) - Roma, 14 Giugno 2022 - (AGENPARL) – mar 14 giugno 2022 Scammers may try to contact you after a disaster to offer you clean-up services or housing for money. Learn to recognize and report scams.
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Don’t Let Fraudsters Take Your Money After a Disaster
After a natural disaster strikes, many people need services or housing. Unfortunately, scammers use natural disasters to trick survivors out of their money. Disaster-related scams usually involve:
Home repairs and clean-up services
Rental housing or temporary shelter
Jobs with FEMA or other government agencies
Get tips from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) about spotting disaster scams and other ways you can recover after a disaster strikes.
[More Disaster Scam Tips and Recovery Resources](https://connect.usa.gov/e3t/Ctc/I1+113/c3nsC04/VVpjv97HPqCLN42s0XkwCzwvW4-ljtc4LhnV5N6Q02sJ5VfgNV3Zsc37CgJ7XW23yb5B4lmrX7W48bhLf71_cCpW7K6vn46BGpgJW3z5D6658LjfRW6HP1W1992LxMW7S3k3k8gQdl-W16YN622wk0QxW5PlXlr318Y_lW5nxkvx2zbc3WW4xQBvn458Yw4W1GdR9d4Ts0g_W5hw1yS9lrjhZW76N5D11mwvDgW1dGXnd5PJCN5N32NT0GhGKVMVV5dWP7nhzVmW131w848fbvzFW84GwZ47ZySVmW3njBdH4vv6-3W4GGp-s4YYqvpW7-Wrf36Y7LldW6tGjRj34Ys5HW5zf2mW9hwhbSW95Dfc24nK8RDW5p6_wY17glt1W3BB1PJ2NN1s5W1xGhC66GMpYFTs9HB9lCpbfW7CQDGg6z4sMFN8q5jy-mSlm1W5Gh36r2wHRCXW1bZzn67p8Ly7W72brGV61n3DNN2DvQjg65yydW8PqyR-992CCMV5K6GG1HzBr1N4c8cCVVZ7RrN5W1qGRrLDD8W8N0cJv7bNky0W2wHflC5lR4dXW93mbnQ8YxMz6W2B51yN8YWMNlVvFVQ76YNYzmW4d1k03722XNn3lSx1)
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