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ChoosingTherapy.com

Mental Health Care

Minneapolis, MN 2,502 followers

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ChoosingTherapy.com is a trusted source of information on mental health, emotional wellness, relationships, and parenting. Content is written by licensed mental health experts and medical professionals. Join the millions of readers who have made ChoosingTherapy.com an important part of their journey. Want to write for Choosing Therapy? Learn more here: https://www.choosingtherapy.com/write-for-us/ Therapists looking for market your practice, join our free directory: https://directory.choosingtherapy.com/for-providers Interested in a career at Choosing Therapy? Learn more here: https://www.choosingtherapy.com/careers/ “I am proud to be in therapy and would like to help others find therapists which can help them improve their lives.” Marc Prosser, CEO & Co-founder

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https://www.choosingtherapy.com
Industry
Mental Health Care
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020

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    We recently heard an old scam targeting therapists is making the rounds again. The scam works like this: 1. Therapist receives a seemingly normal email lead/inquiry. 2. The scammer then explains that they want to pre-pay for therapy for several family members. This sounds like a big payday! 3. After providing payment via check, credit card, etc. the scammer makes some kind of excuse and asks for a full refund. 4. The therapists provides a refund not knowing that the scammer's payment was never good to begin with (was going to bounce, was already being disputed w/ credit card co, etc.) 5. The therapist never received a dime but has sent the scammer a full "refund". Versions of this scam have been going on forever. Here's a TherapyNotes blog on the topic from 2018: https://lnkd.in/g4aQNx3t Please be careful out there! If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If it sets of your spidey senses, be extra cautious.

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