(QUINCY) – Michigan State Police are investigating a fraud complaint that happened in Branch County. Troopers say a business in the 900 block of Chicago Road in Quincy was contacted by individuals claiming to represent a Kalamazoo radio station and were requesting payment to promote the business on air. The callers said the promotion was for Veterans Day, then said it would air in December not November which raised suspicion. Authorities say they have contacted the radio station, and no information was given to the Michigan State Police want to remind the public to not share any personal or business information unless you can verify the identity of the person contacting you. Notify the business or organization they claim to represent so they are aware of the situation. If you believe your identity has been compromised or you’ve shared sensitive information, contact the proper authorities.
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