State officials warn of scam targeting small businesses
The sender claims to be from the Registrar Agency of Corporations and says a business needs to renew its annual registration with a credit card.
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Mar 29, 2023, 2:18 AM
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1h agoState officials are informing small businesses about an email scam that is circling targeting annual business filing.
The sender claims to be from the Registrar Agency of Corporations and says a business needs to renew its annual registration with a credit card.
The Secretary of the State says filing can be done at business.ct.gov.
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