February 6, 2025 - 20:41

GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. — The local Better Business Bureau is raising alarms about a significant rise in scams aimed at businesses, potentially costing victims thousands of dollars. Recent reports indicate that scammers are posing as companies that are going out of business, luring unsuspecting individuals into fraudulent transactions.
The BBB has identified a pattern where scammers create fake advertisements and promotions, claiming that businesses are having clearance sales or liquidation events. These deceptive tactics are designed to entice consumers to make purchases or invest in non-existent products or services.
BBB officials emphasize the importance of vigilance, urging consumers to verify the legitimacy of businesses before making any financial commitments. They recommend checking for reviews, contacting businesses directly, and being cautious of deals that seem too good to be true. As these scams continue to proliferate, the BBB is committed to educating the public to help prevent financial losses and protect local communities.
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