After losing $7K in a scam, this newcomer to Canada has words of caution and a positive spin

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A London, Ont., woman who handed over thousands of dollars to scammers hopes her story is a cautionary tale that will prevent other newcomers to Canada from being defrauded.

Saifora Ibrahim Paktiss settled in southwestern Ontario with her family in mid-December after she was forced to leave Afghanistan. She’s choosing to focus on the positive reaction of those who rallied to help her family after the scam rather than on the fraudsters who ended up with her $7,000.

“I couldn’t believe that something like this happened in a country like Canada, where we have heard about all the positive and good things,” Paktiss told CBC

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