 Has
your business ever been targeted by an office supply
scam? Could it? Office supply fraud costs its victims
– large and small businesses, as well as schools,
government agencies, and nonprofit institutions –
an estimated $200 million per year. These scams generally
involve the deceptive sale of products that businesses
purchase on a regular basis – like printer paper,
copy toner, light bulbs or cleaning materials.
Some
fraudulent telemarketers may lie to get your company
to pay for items it never ordered, or to pay more than
it agreed to – often five to 10 times what the
product or service is worth. Some callers pretend to
be your company’s regular supplier or offer a "special
deal" that they claim is "good for a limited
time only."
If
you receive supplies or bills for services you didn’t
order, you don’t have to pay, and you don’t
have to return the unordered merchandise. You may treat
unordered merchandise as a gift. Check out this website
for more information on how to spot, stop and avoid
office supply scams.
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