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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Updated 904 days ago
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13h 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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