SCAM of the week: Internet Domain Name scam
Think hijacking meets ransoming.
Elderly Quincy female pedestrian struck and killed
The mean streets of Quincy continue to become only meaner. Earlier this month another senior was struck and killed near Gennaro’s Restaurant on Quincy Avenue.
Hancock Garage use still a risky proposition
While this city-owned and operated garage is approaching seven months in operation, the City of Quincy has continued to fail to see the garage’s personal safety alarm system made operational.
Quincy economy to rebound with nail shops and massage parlors reopening on Monday?
Important – if not all but essential – to Quincy’s local small business activity will be Monday’s reopening of nail salons and “massage therapy” providers as Quincy is the South Shore’s putative capital for both.
SCAM of the Week: “I am a qualified photographer!”
Quincy Quarry’s technical staff, who are fully experienced with frauds and scams, brings this story to our readers attention as a public service message as well as as the Quarry’s inaugural scam of the week story.
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