Rogue Traders stamp out bogus sellers
Rogue Traders have been targetting local residents in parts of the city this summer.
Plymouth's trading standards officers are keen to stamp out bogus sellers in the area by advising residents during the course of next week on how to avoid getting stung by dodgy doorstep sellers.
The initiative is part of a national crack down by the OFT following a high number of complaints from victims.
People in Plymstock and Plympton seem to be the main focus for fraudsters at the moment, according to Councillor Michael Leaves.
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