Every year the Better Business Bearue puts out their list of holiday scams, and this year is no different. If anything there are even more scams this year.
I feel like in the last few weeks the scammers have upped their game. This is the last week that the robocalls are allowed to harass you so the scammers have turned to text messages. The Better Business Bureau is warning you to be diligent about the texts you receive and to never click the link they provide.
We are all watching a lot more television during the pandemic. No matter what streaming service you are using, you are paying for it in some way. There is a warning of one service that is being rerouted to scammers in an effort to take your money.
There are thousands of deals online and it is getting harder to tell which are real and which are fake. Now that we are spending more time online during the lockdown. here's what you should be aware of.
If you thought about being part of the movement on Facebook, #2020Seniors, you might want to think twice. There is a warning that this could compromise your personal information.
We are all trying to protect our identity. There is an event happening today that will allow you to get rid of old bills and paperwork that contain your important information in a safe and secure way.
There is a new phone scam that is going around that sounds too good to be true, well, because it is. This one was pretty believable and my mom was almost a victim. Be aware of this latest scam.
You get a phone call and the number is so close to yours, it's crazy. The same area code, the same first three numbers, it's so weird! Here's what's happening.