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Holiday travel scams are spiking: Here’s how to protect yourself this season
As travel demand increases, so does the number ofscams targeting travelers. Fraudulent travel websites, phishing emails, and social media impersonations are becoming more sophisticated, making it ... Read More
Lottery officials warn of scammers trying to impersonate Mega Millions
If someone believes they’ve won, scammers might try to get them to click on malicious links or wire money for “taxes or fees.” They may also ask for bank account numbers to steal funds. Another common ... Read More
Walmart impersonation scam targets hundreds of thousands of consumers each week
Scammers pretending to be Walmart employees are preying on consumers, according to the FCC. Here's what to watch out for. Read More
Mega Millions issues warning on impersonation scams
Mega Millions officials released a consumer alert December 15, 2025, cautioning players about scammers impersonating the lottery online by using its official logo to advertise nonexistent “special ... Read More
This online shopping mistake is costing Ohioans millions. Here's how to spot it.
With Christmas just days away, millions of Americans are racing to lock in last-minute gifts — and scammers are racing right alongside them. Read More
Buyer beware: Mega Millions scam making the rounds, per Virginia Lottery
The Virginia Lottery is warning the public of scammers promoting a special international drawing for Mega Millions that is fake. Read More
Amazon issues scam warning to millions of customers. What we know

Amazon is advising millions of its users to be aware of scams amid Black Friday and the holiday shopping weekend. Earlier this month, the company released an email informing consumers about ... Read More
Traveling for the holidays? Beware these common scams, lawmakers warn
Americans lose hundreds of millions of dollars each year in travel-related fraud, according to the Joint Economic Committee. Here's how to avoid getting burned. Read More
Holiday shoppers warned about new online scams sweeping New York
There are more and more fake websites and scammers out there trying to take advantage of New Yorkers purchasing gifts for their loved ones this time of year." ... Read More
Fake 'Amazon' sites are exploding before Black Friday — how to not get scammed

Fake Amazon and eBay sites are spiking ahead of Black Friday, using real logos, photos, and “too good to be true” prices to fool shoppers Before you buy, tap the full URL, sanity-check prices, avoid ... Read More
Scammers are targeting travelers with fake rentals and sites. Are you sure your next vacation booking is safe?

Avoid prepaying your accommodation reservations in full (unless it's a verified, refundable booking through a reputable platform). And be sure to keep digital copies of your itinerary, receipts, and ... Read More
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