The Federal Trade Commission reported that Impostor Scams were responsible for nearly $1.2 billion in consumer losses last year. As if 2020 wasn’t bad enough! Impostor scams come in many varieties, and fraudsters will pose as any number of persons, generally requesting personal information or some type of financial payment. These impostors generally urge you to act quickly, or else!!! Taking the time to stop, check out the situation and consult someone you trust can save you from financial exploitation or identity theft.   When in doubt, DO NOT: Give personal information to people you do not know Give computer