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Presented by Katie Lance, Keynote Speaker & Trainer

NCJAR was recently notified of a seller impersonation scam involving vacant land in Andover, NJ.

An agent was contacted by email by individuals claiming to be the property owners. The “sellers” stated they found the agent online and requested a CMA. All communication occurred via email. They:

• Refused to provide a phone number
• Never spoke by phone or video
• Signed a listing agreement electronically

The agent became suspicious after being unable to reach the sellers by phone. After independently locating and contacting the actual property owner, it was confirmed that the property is not for sale. The individuals were impersonating the owners.

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