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How can I tell the difference between e-mails from companies I do business with and scams trying to rip me off?
In today’s world, identity thieves are so sophisticated that the e-mails they send look just like legitimate messages from banks and other businesses. These con artists use hijacked corporate logos and deceptive spam to deceive consumers into giving out credit card numbers, personal identification numbers or passwords, and other personal or financial data. It’s a […]
Consumer Alert: Beware of Text Messages Regarding Medicaid Coverage and Payment Demands
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry is warning Medicaid recipients in Pennsylvania to beware of a text message-based scam that alleges coverage has lapsed and payment is required. The Office of Attorney General has learned of an increase in scammers sending the text messages to those enrolled in Medicaid. The scammers then link the consumer […]
Northumberland County man accused of soliciting sex from undercover agent posing as 14-year-old girl
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced criminal charges against a Northumberland County man accused of soliciting sex from a person he believed to be a 14 year-old girl. The person the man was communicating with was an agent with the Attorney General’s Child Predator Section working undercover. Jadan D. Notarangelo, 28, of Milton, […]
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How Can I Avoid Buying a Flood Damaged Vehicle?
How Can I Avoid Buying a Flood Damaged Vehicle? In the last few years major hurricanes such as Katrina, Rita and Wilma have battered our country and flooded many areas of our nation. There are estimates that at least half a million vehicles were damaged by flooding from these natural disasters. Unfortunately, dishonest vehicle owners […]
Attorney General Shapiro announces arrest of man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old Pennsylvania girl
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced the filing of criminal charges against a New Jersey man who is accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl he met in an online chat room. The charges against Anthony C. Luciani, 46, of Summit, N.J. are the result of an investigation conducted by the Pennsylvania Office […]
Attorney General Shapiro Announces Restitution for 13 Consumers who Paid Fees to Personal Care Home that Suddenly Closed
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced restitution for 13 Pennsylvania consumers – including senior citizens — after reaching a settlement with a personal care home that closed unexpectedly and had failed to provide refunds to residents who prepaid for room and board.
AG Henry: Be Aware of These Holiday Scams, Take Steps to Protect Your Property and Personal Information
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Michelle Henry is issuing a warning to Pennsylvanians about common scams that typically ramp up during the holiday season.
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We have a variety of unique programs for Seniors that cover a variety of topics our office deals with, such as scams, identity theft and also some behavioral programs like adult bullying. Our Outreach Specialists are in every corner of Pennsylvania and are looking forward to meet with your residents or community center!
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Consumer Alert: As Utility Costs Go Up, Thousands of Pennsylvanians Can Cut Their Bill
HARRISBURG – Today, Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Acting Consumer Advocate Patrick Cicero urged Pennsylvanians struggling to pay their utility bills to use available programs that can provide relief. They also called on the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services to use unspent funds for an extension of the annual LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) Crisis Season.
Acting AG Henry Secures $400,000 Settlement with DNA Diagnostics Center After Data Breach Exposed Pennsylvanians’ Personal Info
HARRISBURG – Acting Attorney General Michelle A. Henry today announced a settlement with DNA Diagnostics Center – one of the world’s largest private DNA-testing companies offering diagnostic and genetic testing to help answer relationship, fertility, and health questions – after a data breach exposed the social security numbers of 12,663 Pennsylvanians who were subject to genetic testing between 2004 and 2012. The investigation, conducted by the Pennsylvania and Ohio Offices of Attorney General, revealed that DNA Diagnostics Center failed to properly employ reasonable data security measures in protecting consumers’ sensitive personal information in violation of Pennsylvania’s Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law. The DNA-testing company will pay $200,000 each to both the Pennsylvania and Ohio Attorneys General Offices.
ARRESTED: Franklin County Man Charged with Sexual Assault of 2 Teenage Girls
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Michelle Henry announced that a 44-year-old Franklin County man has been arrested on multiple charges related to sexually assaulting two teenage girls.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro holds tech company accountable for exposing consumers’ personal financial data
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced the Office of Attorney General has agreed to a settlement with a technology company over allegations the firm installed software on computers sold to Pennsylvania consumers that exposed their personal information and made it vulnerable to online hackers. The settlement with Lenovo Inc. was negotiated in coordination […]
Consumer Alert: How Pennsylvanians Can Safely Make Donations to Assist Those Impacted by the Crisis in Israel and Palestine
HARRISBURG ― Attorney General Michelle Henry is offering advice on how Pennsylvanians can support causes amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict and avoid being victimized by ill-intentioned solicitors and scammers.
Chester County Judge Misused Campaign Contributions For Gambling and Personal Benefit
HARRISBURG—The 45th Investigating Statewide Grand Jury announced charges against a Chester County magisterial district judge for using $4,000 in campaign contributions for personal benefit, which included gambling at various casinos in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, and violating campaign reporting requirements.
AG Shapiro Arrests Caregiver For Stealing Intellectually Disabled Clients’ Personal Information To Get Nearly $90K in Unemployment Benefits
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro, in conjunction with the 47th Statewide Investigating Grand Jury, today announced that the Office of Attorney General has filed charges against Nelson Fornah for stealing the personal identifying information of several intellectually disabled people in his care in order to fraudulently apply for and receive nearly $90,000 in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) funding.
CASE UPDATE: Caregiver Pleads Guilty To Stealing Intellectually Disabled Clients’ Personal Information To Get Nearly $90K in Unemployment Benefits
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced today that a Delaware County caregiver pleaded guilty to stealing the personal identifying information of several intellectually disabled people in his care to fraudulently apply for and receive thousands of dollars in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) funding.
CASE UPDATE: Attorney General Josh Shapiro Charges Scranton School Board Official for Using Public Dollars for Personal Use
HARRISBURG – Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced felony charges against the former Deputy Superintendent of Finance for the Scranton School District (SSD) for having the district pay for work done on his personal vehicles, part of a long-running investigation into corruption in the Scranton School District.
AG Henry Warns of Scammers Using Google Search Engines to Obtain Personal Info from Consumers Rescheduling Flights
HARRISBURG– Attorney General Michelle Henry is warning Pennsylvanians to be aware of a complex scam targeting consumers who are rescheduling flight plans following airline flight delays and cancellations. Scammers are taking advantage of those circumstances to obtain personal information.
Attorney General Michelle Henry Announces Settlement that Bans Florida-Based Marketing Company From Sending Junk Mailers to Pennsylvanians
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a settlement with Florida-based marketing company, RMC Direct Mail Services, LLC, over allegedly deceptive warranty mailers sent to Pennsylvanians. According to the Commonwealth’s investigation, the mailers included a variety of false representations to frighten, pressure, and mislead recipients into responding — including language that indicated “Final Notice” or […]
Lawrence County Woman Charged with Killing One-Year-Old Girl with Fatal Dose of Acetone, Following Prior Incidents of Abuse
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry announced today that a Lawrence County woman has been arrested on charges related to the abuse and death of her boyfriend’s one-year-old daughter.
Court Says AG Shapiro Can Continue Case Against State College Landlord
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced that the Office of Attorney General won a motion in ongoing litigation against Associated Realty Property Management (ARPM), a student-housing company in State College, Pa.
AG Shapiro Takes Action to Defend Pennsylvanians from Predatory Personal Lending Company
HARRISBURG, PA – Attorney General Shapiro announced today that he’s leading a multistate lawsuit against Mariner Finance for widespread violations of multiple consumer protection laws. The suit alleges that Mariner Finance charged consumers for hidden add-on products that consumers either didn’t know about or didn’t agree to buy. Consumers left Mariner Finance believing they had entered into an agreement to borrow and repay, over time, a certain amount of money. In reality, because of these hidden add-on products, Mariner added hundreds to thousands of dollars to the total amount a consumer owed. Mariner charged Pennsylvanians $19.5 million for add-ons from 2015 to 2018 and charged another $8 million in interest for these premiums in the same period.
ALERT: Tax Season is Here — Be Aware of IRS Impersonation Scams
Filing taxes early ensures scammers can’t file on your behalf HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry is warning Pennsylvanians to be aware and stay cautious of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) imposter scams during the upcoming tax season. Many scammers use the tax filing period to impersonate the IRS to obtain personal information or solicit money. […]
AG SHAPIRO ANNOUNCES PHILLY FIGHTING COVID CEO MUST DESTROY ALL PERSONAL DATA COLLECTED, BANNED FROM WORKING FOR ANY PA CHARITY FOR 10 YEARS
HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro today filed a civil complaint against Andre Doroshin, Director and CEO of Philly Fighting COVID, Inc., for violating Pennsylvania consumer protection, charitable solicitation, and nonprofit corporation laws. A consent decree has been submitted to the court and awaits approval.
AG Shapiro: Sherwin-Williams Donates 7,500 Masks, Personal Protective Equipment to Philadelphia Hospitals
HARRISBURG― Attorney General Josh Shapiro today partnered with Sherwin-Williams, a national retailer of building materials, to donate N95 masks and protective gloves to Einstein Medical Center and Lankenau Medical Center into Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, and Lankenau Medical Center in Montgomery County, which have 1,852 and 735 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in each county, respectively.
AG Shapiro: 20 More Inmates, Accomplices Charged with Illegally Obtaining $300k Unemployment Benefits
HARRISBURG― Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced state charges against 20 inmates and accomplices in three state prisons in central and eastern Pennsylvania. These arrests are linked to at least two existing rings, or organized groups of inmates and outside accomplices who conspired to provide false information on COVID-19 unemployment benefit applications.
AG Shapiro Files Lawsuit Seeking to End Facebook’s Illegal Monopoly
HARRISBURG– Today, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, with a bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general, is filing a lawsuit against Facebook Inc., alleging that the company has and continues today to illegally stifle competition to protect its monopoly power. The lawsuit alleges that, over the last decade, the social networking giant illegally acquired competitors in a predatory manner and cut services to smaller firms, changing the media landscape and depriving users and small businesses from the benefits of competition while reducing privacy protections and services along the way — all in an effort to boost its bottom line through increased advertising revenue.