“Green Mirage” phone scam targets homeowners in all 50 states from India, using the caller ID of the borrower’s actual mortgage lender and tricking victims into making payments to U.S.-based “mules.”
Source: Inman News
FTC warns of massive spoofing op impersonating mortgage lenders
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