Summary
Rockport officials are warning residents about a fake invoice scam making the rounds, and they want people to know what to watch for before paying anything. If you get an invoice you weren’t expecting, slow down and verify it with the city or the business directly.
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Impact analysis
Falling for it could mean losing money to a fake bill, while the city spends staff time and credibility on warnings.
Scammers are the only ones who benefit—everyone else just gets a chance to avoid getting ripped off.
Residents and local businesses could be out cash if they pay a bogus invoice, and trust in real bills can take a hit.
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