Also check out www.in.gov/AttorneyGeneral & www.IndianaConsumer.com.
The Attorney General's community outreach team spoke this week about consumer scams with members of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees in Rockville. To learn more about our outreach program visit http://www.in.gov/attorneygeneral/2476.htm or email outreachservices@atg.in.gov to schedule a presentation with your group. *Pictured here are Jon (left) and Sara (right) of the AG's office.
Evansville's Tri-State Food Bank shared this picture of the food donation from the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's office as part of the March Against Hunger food drive competition. The winning totals will be announced later this month. A big thanks to everyone who participated.
Got unused Rx drugs? Clean out your medicine cabinet and participate in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, April 27. To find the drop-off location nearest you visit http://1.usa.gov/XohfdR.
Have you ever received a government-like mailing offering copies of your property deed for a high fee? Today AG Zoeller's office filed its first-ever lawsuit against a company for sending these misleading solicitations. National Record Service, Inc. sent mailers to property owners offering certified copies of deeds for $59.50 and an additional copy for $20. Property deeds – which are usually one to two pages – are public records and county recorders can provide copies for free or at a nominal cost, often times a $1 per page. For more about this visit http://bit.ly/ZddLIG.
