phone scams

Did you get a text claiming to be from the Scott Fire Department? Here's what you need to do with that.

Earn $500 a week just driving your car around town with a sign on it? Nah, it's a total scam.

There is a new twist on the robocall scam front. Here's how you can protect yourself and loved ones from losing a significant amount of cash.

If you see your phone is calling your own number, don't answer it's just another robocall scam that's going around.

Have you received a call from 1-855-211-3919? Are they telling you that your "account is red flagged"? Are they calling other members of your family and threatening them so they urge you to call back? My family was targeted on Christmas Eve. Here's what you need to know.

Good news everybody the FBI is now taking gift cards and they're calling ahead before they arrest you. NOT!

A scam targeting your Social Security Number is going around the area. Here's how you can beat the bad guys.

Have you received a text claiming "Someone complimented you!" followed with "See more IRL" with IOS and Android links? Do NOT click the links because all of the personal information on your phone, including pictures could be compromised. Here's what we know...

That automated message from the IRS isn't real. However, the revenge the Internet has taken on these scammers is really funny.

The telemarketing industry's latest high-tech trick to get into your pocket, literally.

Ever since the beginning of 2017, my cell phone has been ringing non-stop with scammers. Sometimes it's the "Your car's warranty is about to expire". Sometimes it's "We can lower the interest on your American Express card". I don't have an American Express card. However, these pale in comparison to this dangerous new "Can you hear me?" phone scam.

Tis the season for rip off artist, and the BBB is warning us about a Chase Bank scam we need to be on the look out for.