An educational program for seniors, sponsored by Scotiabank. It is an interactive, enjoyable chance for seniors to learn scam recognition, prevention tips, and helpful resources.

Thursday, January 20 - Telephone and Door to Door Fraud
(2:00 - 3:00 p.m.)

An overview of the techniques and characteristics of fraudulent approaches in real time, either on the phone, or face to face. Learn to distinguish legitimate marketing agents or charitable solicitations from suspicious offers or from unknown deceptive practices.

Facilitated by Jan Marce & Betty Lou Koltun

Thursday, January 27 - Mail and Internet Fraud
(2:00 - 3:00 p.m.)
An overview of deceptive approaches by mail or printed material or Internet. Learn how to spot key discrepancies in ostensibly “official” correspondence. Learn how to verify independently whether an attractive offer is legitimate, or what to do if it’s not.

Facilitated by Jan Marce & Gayle Keple

Thursday, February 3 - Identity Fraud
(2:00-3:00 p.m.)
An overview of information theft, particularly as it relates to several avenues by which thieves can steal enough information to plunder a victim’s material resources. Learn how to minimize the risk of lost or stolen vital information, how to recognize when your identity might already have been compromised, and what to do about it.

Facilitated by Jan Marce & Deana Pageot

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