Grand Island man loses more than $4,000 to a company that doesn't exist Grand Island Independent Sep 21, 2026 1 hr ago 0 × Scammers will go to rather extreme lengths to get seniors to give up personal banking information. Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A Grand island man, looking to buy an engine on Facebook, lost more than $4,000 to a company that doesn't exist.kAmp 4@? 2CE:DE C624965 @FE E@ E96 df\J62C\@=5 >2?[ D2JD {E] y2D@? p==2? @7 E96 vC2?5 xD=2?5 !@=:46 s6A2CE>6?E] %96 D42>>6C 56>2?565 A2J>6?E :? (2=>2CE 8:7E 42C5D]k^Am 0 Comments Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Preventing scams and fraud Scammers will go to rather extreme lengths to get seniors to give up personal banking information. Recommended for you Watch Now: Related Video Essential travel gear to sleep better on a plane US Sen. John Kennedy joins Ricketts for annual Nebraska Steak Fry US Sen. John Kennedy joins Ricketts for annual Nebraska Steak Fry The 10 safest cities in the United States The 10 safest cities in the United States Watch: St. Joseph’s Rectory Controlled Burn Watch: St. Joseph’s Rectory Controlled Burn
Preventing scams and fraud Scammers will go to rather extreme lengths to get seniors to give up personal banking information.
