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Scammers are competing for your money at the Paris Olympics


At the 2024 Summer Olympics get underway in Paris, Americans should be on the lookout for scammers who will try to cash in with a variety of schemes. Read More

Consumer Alert: Here's how scammers use psychology to steal your money ...


ROCHESTER, N.Y. – In a world where artificial intelligence blurs the lines between reality and deception, experts are warning consumers to stay vigilant against scams. Dr. Martina Dove who leads ... Read More

Scammers ramp up during the holidays: How to protect yourself.


Watch for unsolicited “friendly” messages on social apps: Scammers first try to hook you by starting a friendly conversation and then asking for money once they earn your trust, said Chase Bank. Read More

How to guard against scammers this Prime Day - WRAL


Before hunting for deep discounts on Amazon Prime Day, 5 On Your Side is warning you about the pitfalls to watch out for while you shop and after. Read More

The psychology behind how scammers are getting your money


Consumer losses due to fraud up 25%: The psychology behind how scammers are getting your money Targeted herself, Tanjai Green told 7 News Detroit that in her eyes, online scamming is more ... Read More

Officer's body camera captures scammer's change of heart | 9news.com


An officer's body camera captured a woman who convinced a couple to buy $20,000 worth of gift cards admitting to the scam. Read More

The Sneaky Way Scammers Gain Access to Your Bank Account


The report, released last month, distinguishes between fraud and scams. Although both are types of cybercrime designed to part you from your dollars, fraud is characterized by an unauthorized user ... Read More

Scammers taking advantage of people trying to make extra cash during ...


But look out for scammers taking advantage of people trying to make some extra cash right now. Seasonal jobs are great for making some additional money, but they are not always what they may seem. Read More

Beware of 'storm chasers' during flood clean-up: How to avoid scammers


Clean-up is just starting across the Tri-State following this week’s flooding, but the need for repairs after severe weather can bring out the scammers. Read More

Scammers Love Your Bank Accounts. Here's How to Keep Them Safe


As AI accelerates attacks on consumer bank accounts, the best defense is still "HI" -- human intelligence. Read More

Online shoppers beware: Scammers trying to steal multiple credit cards


Stealing double -- a warning that scammers are no longer trying to steal just one credit card number. Read More

Scam alert: Scammers claiming they have malware on your devices - MSN


The scammers say they'll send embarrassing information to your friends unless you pay a confidentiality fee — but officials are cautioning Utahns not to send money to people they don't know. Read More


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