WASHINGTON (Reuters) – For small business owners or others searching for advice on applying for a U.S. government disaster loan, there’s plenty to be found on social media. But that’s just the beginning of potentially fraudulent activity the Small Business Administration’s top watchdog is keen to root out.
Source: In finding U.S. disaster loan fraudsters, YouTube, Instagram are just the start – watchdog – Reuters
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