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READ MOREScams impersonating ATO staff to con Australians into transferring money or risk arrest are back
A scam involving fake calls from the Australian Tax Office (ATO) is back, this time telling victims they have committed fraud against the tax office.
The new method of initiating a three-way conversation between the scammer, the victim and another scammer impersonating the victim's tax agent is pushing victims to transfer money.
Read the full article at ABC News Online.
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