Huntington Bank Customer Loses $9,000 After Spoofed Caller Has Her Transfer Money at a Branch
A Huntington Bank customer has lost $9,000 after a caller posing as a bank employee had her transfer the money at a branch while she was traveling. The Michigan resident, who asked not to be identified, received the call while out of state, reports ABC12. The caller identified herself as Huntington Bank employee Ellen…
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