Three years ago, Bob Hartman fell for a scam that cost him $50,000. He’ s still paying for it with $400 monthly payments on an interest-only home loan that the scammers pilfered as part of the fraud. While Hartman acknowledges he was tricked, he says his bank didn’ t do enough to protect him.
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