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Rogue Traders on the Prowl in Sligo: Residents Warned to Stay Vigilant

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November 9, 2024
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Residents of County Sligo are being issued a stark warning as rogue traders have intensified their activities, particularly in the Ransboro and Riverstown areas. These individuals, who are reportedly driving a UK-registered silver Berlingo, have been attempting to sell tarmac services to unsuspecting homeowners.

The alert follows earlier cautions to the residents of North Sligo about these unscrupulous operators. Local authorities are now expanding the warning as the traders have been spotted in additional neighborhoods.

These rogue traders are easily identifiable, often seen wearing high-visibility jackets and hard hats. They have approached several homes under the guise of legitimate contractors, offering deals that are typically too good to be true.

Gardaí in Sligo are actively monitoring the situation and urge the public to remain alert. Should homeowners encounter these individuals or suspect fraudulent activities, they are advised to maintain a safe distance and immediately contact the local Garda station at 071-9157000.

Authorities are also encouraging residents to verify the credentials of any service providers before engaging in business with them and to report any suspicious behavior promptly.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Verify Credentials: Always check the legitimacy of any trader or contractor before agreeing to services.
  • Stay Vigilant: Be aware of unusual offers or services from new or unknown entities.
  • Contact Authorities: Report suspicious activities to the Gardaí immediately to help prevent potential frauds.

By following these guidelines, the residents of Sligo can protect themselves from falling victim to these deceitful schemes and contribute to the safety and security of their community.

Tags: community alertfraudulent contractorsGardaí Warninghome safetyrogue tradersSligoUK registered vehicles
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