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BPS Warn Residents About Phone Upgrade Scam
September 23, 2026-The Brantford Police Service (BPS) is warning residents about a scam involving fraudsters posing as cellphone providers. The BPS said victims are offered a phone upgrade and later provided with false return instructions, shipping labels, or QR codes. The new device is then redirected to the fraudster, while the victim remains responsible for the phone and related costs. Protect Yourself Do not order or return a device based on instructions from an unsolicited caller, text, or email. Verify…
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Haudenosaunne Confederacy warns SNEC to “cease and desist”
Haudenosaunne Confederacy warns SNEC to “cease and desist” any support of Birkett Lane development By Lynda…
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BPS Warn Residents About Phone Upgrade Scam
September 23, 2026-The Brantford Police Service (BPS) is warning residents about a scam involving fraudsters posing…
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Brantford Police Warning About Phone Upgrade Scam
BRANTFORD, ONT- The Brantford Police Service (BPS) issued a warning, Sept., 23, 2026, to residents over…
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Haudenosaunne Confederacy warns SNEC to “cease and desist”
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