Have you ever gotten a package you didn’t order? It might seem like a fun surprise, but it might be the setup for a scam known as brushing.

Natural disasters like storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, and wildfires often bring out the best in people as strangers reach out to help others in need. Unfortunately, the aftermath of a crisis also brings out contractors taking advantage of those who have already been victimized.

Plenty of retailers capitalize on the back-to-school buying season with late summer sales. Unfortunately, scammers and illegitimate vendors may also take advantage of the demand with phishing attempts or ads with outrageous deals.

Have you gotten a text message about a traffic ticket recently? Don’t click the link – it could be a scam.

Scams are hitting businesses hard. According to one report, nearly 80% of businesses were targeted by fraud attempts in 2024.

Shoppers love the bargains they can snag during big summer sales, but it's a good idea to brush up on common scams.

If you’ve shopped from a sponsored ad or unfamiliar website and were later told your package is stuck in customs due to tariffs, be cautious.

What happens when you get a scam call that seems like it’s from someone you know?

For a small business owner, well-trained employees are a key defense against scams.

A new text message phishing scam is circulating, hot on the heels of the recent toll collection scams that targeted drivers.