According to Amazon, this year’s must-have toys include the Galactic Snackin’ Grogu Animatronic, game consoles such as Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, LEGO, and L.O.L. Surprise Dolls. Scammers are using the toys' popularity to trick parents out of their money.

The holidays are all about celebrating what’s good, but that doesn’t mean scammers are taking a vacation. The Better Business Bureau reminds consumers that con artists see busy, over-burdened shoppers as likely targets for their schemes.

Scammers have been using employment scams to trick people out of their personal information and money for years. These scams often target students or others looking for part-time jobs.

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Are you using a dating app? According to the Better Business Bureau, some con artists are taking a sinister approach to romance scams by blackmailing their victims.

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