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A man named Richard met a woman on the dating app Tinder. She is from Arizona. He claimed to be from Indiana, but was currently in Qatar. They never met

The Better Business Bureau of the Midwest Plains (BBB) has concluded an investigation into Wrenley & Brynn, an online retailer of womens clothing claiming to operate from Olathe, Kansas. Within

Deed transfer letters bearing an official-looking seal for a clerk's property office are making the rounds Montgomery County, but they trace back not to any local office but to a document company in Florida.

We reached out to a cyber security expert to get insight.

We reached out to a cyber security expert to get insight.

Learn how to save money by purchasing refurbished items while avoiding scams and protecting your purchases with these expert tips from the Better Business Bureau.

BBB continues to receive reports on the “Can you hear me?” phone call scam to BBB Scam Tracker. Usually, the caller will hang up immediately after you respond to the

RENO — A shift toward online shopping during COVID-19, global supply chain crisis, and a resurgent economy have all created a recipe for a breakneck holiday shopping season — one where online shopping fraud poses a tremendous risk to consumers.

People of Tennessee, if someone on the phone asks, Can you hear me? don't say yes. Hang up right away. It might be a trick. An Old Scam Is Becoming Popular

State Rep. Joe Ciresi introduces bill that would help consumers avoid gift card scams. It would require retailers selling gift cards to post clear signage warning consumers about gift card scams