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7/25/2016 – Surprise! Millennials More Likely to Be Scam Victims Than Boomers

Everyone knows that older Americans — especially the elderly — are the most likely to be scam victims, right? Turns out, this is a myth. In fact, according to a new report link by BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust, Millennials are more likely to be scammed than boomers.

Read the full article at Next Avenue.

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