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Impersonation scams are now 4 times more common than they were in 2020, says FTC data — here are 3 lies being used to swindle seniors out of thousands
A new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) report highlights just how widespread impersonation scams have become. Read More
Job scams on the rise as layoffs surge in US: How to protect yourself

Looking for a job can be stressful, but scammers taking advantage of a difficult situation can make it even worse. Read More
Text message scams on the rise: How to protect yourself from fraudsters

NEW YORK (WRGB) — A surge in text message scams is targeting unsuspecting consumers with fake package delivery and toll payment alerts, according to Consumer Reports. These messages often appear ... Read More
Impersonation scams now 4 times more common than in 2020, FTC data shows — watch out for these 3 costly lies

An impersonation scam, or imposter scam, is when a criminal pretends to be someone they aren't to get access to your money or financial information. A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC ... Read More
Watch out, AI impersonation scams have risen by 148% in 2025 – here’s how to stay safe, according security experts

Imagine getting a frantic call from your best friend. Their voice is shaky as they tell you they’ve been in an accident and urgently need money. You recognize the voice instantly; after all, you’ve ... Read More
Jury duty phone scams on the rise as fraudsters impersonate local officials, threaten arrest

Fraudsters posing as local officials are making fake calls about missed jury duty, demanding payments in a rising scheme that exploits fear of arrest. Read More
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