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Gift cards purchases surge as last-minute holiday go-to, but experts warn scams are on the rise

With just days left until Christmas, many Las Vegas shoppers are turning to gift cards as a quick and easy last-minute option. But consumer experts warn that convenience can come with risks. Read More
How to save on gift cards and avoid holiday scams
Gift cards make simple last-minute gifts — and you can often save money on them. But they're also a popular target for scammers during the holidays. Read More
CONSUMER FIRST ALERT: How to avoid gift card scams
While retailers are working to secure gift card racks to prevent tampering, the BBB says it’s extremely important that you look closely at gift cards before you buy one; pay extra attention to the ... Read More
As Christmas approaches, watch out for gift card scams
Stay vigilant against gift card scams as Christmas nears. Protect your holiday gifts and finances with these essential tips. Read More
Gift card scam hits Giant Eagle: police warn shoppers to check cards before buying

The hit: Once a cashier activates the card for a unknowing buyer, the crook drains it fast—often before it’s even used Avoid it: Check the PIN/scratch area for tampering, grab from the back, pay with ... Read More
What to know before buying gift cards as presents or payments

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than 70% of holiday shoppers plan to buy a gift card this year, making them a popular target for scammers who make off with $230 million each year. AARP says a third of ... Read More
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