scam

A new text scam targeting the kindness and empathy of women in Texas is being sent to your smartphone. Here's what to look for and what you should do next.

A new text scam targeting the kindness and empathy of women in Louisiana is being sent to your smartphone. Here's what to look for and what you should do next.

A TikTok video warns drivers to watch for paper towels in gas pump nozzles, a possible trick for fuel theft. Here's what you need to know as gas theft rises across the country.

A woman and her friend were taken advantage of while they were doing a good deed.

Beware of scammers posing as rental car reps offering too-good-to-be-true deals that require payment via gift cards.

One of the more recent scams in Louisiana involves an official-looking text with a legitimate-looking website.

Be warned: The new scam involves a link that looks valid but can make users in Louisiana and Texas regret clicking.

The hospital in Mamou, Louisiana wired over $200,000 to a scammer after someone posed as a vendor.

What's up with all these spam emails, and why is it so hard to keep them from flooding your email inboxes?

Beware of scammers posing as utility companies trying to obtain personal information.

Jury duty is one of those things most people dread having to do. With how busy life gets, it would be easy to believe you may have 'missed' your turn to appear for jury duty.

According to the Social Security Administration, unreliable websites are claiming that Social Security recipients will receive a $600 payment increase or get a new stimulus check this month.

QR Codes are everywhere these days and folks in Louisiana and Texas need to be aware of the latest scam involving these.

A Texas woman is now missing thousands of dollars after falling victim to a scammer who posed as her favorite singer Frankie Beverly.

Getting TSA PreCheck will get you through airport security faster but don't let your need for speed get your identity stolen. Here's how to avoid the scam.

There's always a new scam cropping up, and now the scammers have AI and are targeting Louisiana residents.

The Federal Trade Commission and the postal service have a warning for many in Louisiana and Texas.

Scammers can make it appear like they are calling from a police department, but don't believe it.

If You Receive A Letter Like This In Mail, Just Go Right On Ahead And Throw It Away!

Beware the scam!