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Telemarketing fraud now a global criminal enterprise

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    • New York Times Tags : Posted: Sunday , May 20, 2007 at 2241 hrs

    “Only one kind of customer wants to buy lists of seniors interested in lotteries and sweepstakes: criminals,” said Sgt Yves Leblanc of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. “If someone advertises a list by saying it contains gullible or elderly people, it’s like putting out a sign saying ‘Thieves welcome here’.”

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