QuickCheck: Are fake Fama appointment letters being circulated online?


In life and in business, one must be wary of false information and fake news as they can lead to unwanted losses and heartache.

Is it true that there are fake Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) vendor appointment letters circulating online?

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