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Taber policer chief warns of scam letters

Taber’s police chief is warning residents about an unusual scam circulating in town. Chief Graham Abela says he received a letter in his mailbox with no return address, claiming to be from a foreign lawyer that turned out to be a variation of a common online scam.
“The letter will purport that you have a rich unknown relative that left you money in their will and you need to contact them to claim your inheritance. This is also occurring online through spam email, but it is unusual to be mailed to a physical address,” he said in a statement posted to the police service’s social media.
The chief is asking residents to talk to friends and family about the scam to ensure they do not fall victim to he. He added it is unusual for this type of scam to be mailed to a physical address.
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