by Arthur VidroDodging a ScamLast month, a 73-year-old woman, while on her portable telephone, withdrew $20,000 in cash from her bank. Because she was not answering her phone, her family feared something was amiss, that perhaps she was being scammed. The scammer also instructed the woman not to answer any phone calls, and to stay on the phone with him. Though Welocalize Global is a real company, the sender’s email address was [email protected]; if the email were authentic, it would be from a Welocalize e-mail address. The fraudster introduced himself as “Mr Harlan” and signed the inquiry as “Mr Harlan” – no period after the “Mr” and why Mr Harlan instead of Mr McCoben?