Fraud Alerts

A text message from an unknown number that simply says: hi, how are you? seems harmless. Your first instinct might be to respond to see if it’s someone you know. Or maybe tell them they made a mistake. But it’s best to ignore these type of text messages. Scammers are using this tactic as a conversation starter, so don’t text back. If you do, here’s what happens next.

Get a call or text recently about a suspicious purchase on Amazon? It’s a scam.

If you’re in the unfortunate predicament of trying to avoid foreclosure, be aware of scams.

Find out what steps are being taken to eliminate voice cloning scams that sound like someone you know asking for money.

Before you say “Bon Voyage,” be sure you’re aware of ways to protect yourself.

Get all the latest on imposter scams from the Federal Trade Commission.

If someone is directing you to a Bitcoin ATM, don’t go; it isn’t real. Get all the details.

Before you go ahead and have your computer scanned, make sure it’s legitimate.

Tech support scammers are trying to get your life savings. Find out how to see the signs.

There are some tips you can use to help spot a scammer before they make you a victim