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Mary Brown’s Fried Chicken on hook for $2,500 a store manager forked over in a phone scam

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A Mary Brown's Fried Chicken franchise was not entitled to recoup $2,500 from a store manager who fell for a telephone scam that saw her drive to a Canada Post location to send an international money ...

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