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Another scam is circulating around the internet and to your email. An elaborate authentic-looking Amazon email may be in your inbox. Here's what to look for so you don't fall for this scam.

There are scams popping up each and every day. Now there is one that targets you to claim a reward to get your credit card information and it looks legit.

Do you think you could trade your smartphone for a flip phone? If you can get through a whole week, a company will pay you one thousand dollars. Here are the details.

How would the Love Cowboy handle a GNA listener email from a woman who is contemplating leaving the Capital Region to live with her boyfriend who just got a new job in Florida?  Well, after he managed to insult Brian on his previous relationship pitfalls, he slammed Chrissy and her beloved hometown of Mechanicville.  We all love Chrissy AND her hometown, and we made sure we told her so after we go

If you have or ever had a Yahoo email account, you may be owed some money. Here's how you can find out if you are entitled to some cash.

Luke Bryan believes most people are good, and who are we to argue? Amazing stories of generosity and selflessness have been pouring in as proof, and every morning this week we're reading emails sent in by listeners describing a person who is simply 'doing good'.

If you receive an email with an attachment from an employee of the city of Watervliet, do not open it.

A lot of people use E-ZPass everyday, and if you have one, there’s something that you might want to watch out for.

The telephone and email scammers are at it again, although I’m not sure it ever stops.

You know what phishing is, right?  Someone sends you a letter "fishing" for information from you - be it your social security number or bank account information.  I'm getting sick to death of these things, so I'm going to start publishing these fake emails so you can watch out as well.

Your child can receive a special personalized video message from Santa Clause and it won’t cost you a dime. It’s called “Portable North Pole.” After I saw it, I had to check it out.

The Better Business Bureau (or the BBB) is warning you not to open an email that looks like they sent.