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There is a surge of aggressive and threatening phone calls by criminals threatening with police arrest, deportation, license revocation and other things. Phone scams can be classified into the following schemes. In one of the schemes, the fraudster calls someone, telling them they owe back taxes to the government. The caller may even threaten them with arrest or court action, not only saying that their bank accounts have been frozen ___11___ to seize the person’s property unless they pay right away. The second scheme is called Grandparent Scam (or Emergency Scam), ___12___ a person calls claiming to be a family member and comes up with some kind of story where he or she needs emergency money for ___13___ or he or she is going to be held in jail. Usually people don’t want their family in that kind of situation so they will go and wire money without delay.
Another is Phoney Bank Inspector Scam. Someone calls claiming to be a security inspector for a bank, asking the person to withdraw cash to “test the teller’s honesty.” ___14___ they’ll tell people is that they’ve noticed somebody withdrawing funds from their account and “the inspector” wants to find out who it is. Then, people are told to hand over to the “undercover bank inspector” the money which will be re-deposited into their bank account. ___15___ , the money never makes it back into the account. The police strongly recommend if anyone gets a suspicious call asking for money to be deposited or sent urgently, they are supposed to call the police or their banks before doing anything instead of rushing into sending money.
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(A) to menace (B) and menacing (C) but also menace (D) but menacing
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