Scammers Follow the Headlines, What to Know, What to Beware

The program will focus on common scams and frauds that targets older adults – the warning signs, how to avoid becoming a victim, and where to seek help if you think you are a victim.
There will be special emphasis on common telephone scams such as “grandparent,“ “Internal Revenue Service,” “unemployment,” “romance,” and “tech support” scams. The program will also cover issues such as identity theft and Internet safety. As a result, seniors will be provided with things to do and to avoid to stay safe in their daily lives, especially when social distancing remains common.
SPEAKER: Tamar Tait, Esq., Volunteer Assistant Attorney General, Office of the New York Attorney General (Westchester Regional Office), presenting via Zoom

Two Options to Attend:

ONLINE: click here at 1 PM on October 15th

IN PERSON:
Town of New Castle Community Center
10 Senter Street, Chappaqua
Refreshments Served!

Register through Bess Steiger at (914) 238-2093 or email bsteiger@mynewcastle.org

Cosponsored by the Senior Law Day Collaborative and the New Castle Recreation and Parks Senior Programs.