Four Common Election Scams to Avoid This Year

As Michael Bruemmer, 65, shopped for a Christmas tree at a Kiwanis lot near his Austin, Texas, home, a voter registration volunteer approached him with an iPad, wanting to register him for the next election. The registration ploy was a scam, but unbeknownst to the scammer, Bruemmer was not an easy target: He’s a fraud expert and vice president of data breach resolution for Experian, a data analytics and consumer credit reporting company. Bruemmer quickly noticed misspellings on the supposed registration page. (Read More)