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Better Business Bureau issues warning on scammers posing as employees from DoorDash, UCSF, and Federal Debt Relief - ABC7 Bay Area

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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- DoorDash, UCSF and Freedom Debt Relief. What do they have in common? Scams. The Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning after receiving reports from consumers of scammers impersonating its employees. Scammers so convincing to victims, as they have information on recent orders, medical visits, and debt information. This is an attempt to steal money, more personal information, and gain access to online accounts. "These scams can be convincing because the caller may already know details about a recent transaction or account," said Alma Galvan, Regional Marketing and Communications Director. "Having some of your information does not prove the person contacting you is legitimate. "For example, the mother of a former patient at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital said she received a collection notice, saying she owed money. The date of the visit matched, but the account number did not. She contacted UCSF, and confirmed the account has already been paid off. The BBB also received reports from consumers of callers posing as employees from Freedom Debt Relief.

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