Attorney General Mark Pryor today re-emphasized his concern for the vulnerability of Arkansas citizens who may still be unaware of the pervasiveness of identity theft. Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor today issued a reminder and a warning to consumers. He wants to make sure that all Arkansans are counted in Census 2000, and stated that although National Census Day was April 1, the count will continue all year. Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor today cautioned consumers to be on the lookout for certain flyers being distributed throughout the state. Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor today cautioned Arkansas consumers to be careful when purchases include a rebate offer.
Most rebate offers are of the mail-in variety.
They require consumers to pay the full cost of an item at the time of purchase, then to send documentation to the manufacturer or retailer to receive part of the purchase-price back by mail. Phony notices have been delivered through the mail to homes in Jacksonville and other Arkansas towns, advising residents that federal legislation has been passed. With deregulation comes a smorgasbord of plans for wireless telephone services. Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor cautioned consumers today to be savvy when choosing a cellular phone service. Attorney General Mark Pryor today warned Arkansas consumers to be wary of schemes that promise quick and easy weight loss without dieting or exercise.