scams

There is a new scam happening in Central New York that involves sheriffs, and money. Here's what we know so far:

Scammers are targeting online shoppers as the holidays approach.

If you get a call from one of these numbers, don't answer your phone!

It's summer time and scammers are tying to fund their lavish vacations and fabulous summers using YOUR money.

New York State is warning consumers about a new 'juice jacking' scam that could steal your personal information.

AT&T is warning New York cell phone customers about a new scam that can potentially cost you tons of money.

Hey, there probably isn't a day that goes by that someone from somewhere tries to scam you. Here are a few things to watch out for:

It seems that at least a few times a day a number pops up on your phone that you don't recognize and it's usually a scam call. Sometimes our smartphones aren't smart enough to filter them or the scammers are getting more creative. The latest phone scam targets people by disguising themselves as the local police.

With more and more people online shopping because of the coronavirus pandemic and now with the holidays around the corner, you are being warned of an uptick in online shopping scams. Here's what to be looking for.

We will be getting stimulus checks in the next few weeks. But there is a warning that goes along with it. There are scammers trying to get your money from you. Here's what to look out for.

There are scams everywhere we look. During this busy holiday shopping season, here are some ways to identify if what you are buying, shipping or participating in are scams.

Many Americans could be owed nearly twelve hundred dollars, but because of phone scams, they don't believe it. The only way this company can pay it out is by getting a hold of these people by phone. Here's how you can find out if you are owed this chunk of change.