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Most common scams: Online purchases/counterfeit products. Scammers fake legitimate brands, offer high end goods at big discounts.  

Storms and fake contractor scams happen around the same time most every year. They may go door to door saying they are working on a house nearby and can offer a great price on your repairs if you act now.

Major email invitation businesses like Evite, Punchbowl and Paperless Post are warning about recent increases in these scams.

What started as a rock hit on the highway, turns to a massive crack and a windshield needing replacement. So do you file an insurance claim or pay out of pocket?

The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) suggests cleaning every three to five years, but the US Environmental Protection Agency recommends only cleaning air ducts on an as-needed basis. 

Most people only call a locksmith when they are desperate for help. That means it’s easy to overlook red flags and fall prey to a scammer.

Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about a new landscape scam that has people coming to your door with a very low price.

Moving is always a stressful project. Throw in the threat of a moving scam, and things get even worse. Before hiring a moving company, careful research is necessary to avoid falling victim to a moving scam.

Better Business Bureau (BBB) is offering ways for consumers to avoid scam traffic texts. BBB has received several reports of these text message scams to BBB Scam Tracker.

Scammers have upped their game trying to get you to click on an email link. With the help of AI, the emails are better written, have less grammatical errors and appear more legitimate.

The ATMs are an easy way to buy and sell crypto, but scammers have found there’s also a way to take thousands from unsuspecting consumers.