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Imposters are using Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes as a front to convince people to purchase gift cards.

A chief financial strategist told News 6 on average, consumers will discover $200 to $2,000 in forgotten expenses coming out of their accounts automatically every month.

If you are reading this, chances are a cyberthief has already tried to lure you into a social media or smart phone text message trap.

We've figured out the best way you can get the new iPhone 15 without breaking the bank.

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“I was heartbroken,” Bolen told News 6. “Just to make me feel better he said, 'OK, let’s get a puppy,' and we tried — but we got scammed.”

76-year-old Fred Wicks of Palm Beach County never imagined after 3 1/2 years he would not only collect unemployment benefits owed since March 2020, but that the total would be more than triple the amount he had expected.

A phone call that included Bank of America on the caller ID convinced a Flagler County woman to give the last four-digits of her social security number to an apparent bank imposter.

The holidays are coming up sooner than you think.

“There was a scuffling of sorts and then it sounded like what I thought was my husband crying.”