Elder Fraud in New Hampshire

Congressional Democrats are warning Americans about a surge in Super Bowl-related scams expected to coincide with record $1.8 billion in wagering this year. Criminals are deploying fake gambling websites using AI-enhanced graphics to mimic legitimate platforms like FanDuel and DraftKings, while scammers also target consumers through counterfeit ticket sales (cheapest seats ~$5,000) and fraudulent merchandise, with authorities having seized over $120 million in fake Super Bowl goods in recent years. Consumers are advised to verify sportsbooks are U.S.-based and state-licensed, purchase tickets only through official NFL channels or verified resellers, and use secure payment methods like credit