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The BBB says its Scam Tracker reports nearly tripled between March to June 2022 and historical data indicates the season for employment scams is not over yet.

Wisconsin BBB: Scammers more sophisticated with technology, changes due to pandemic

If you're not careful, you can fall into trouble because as hard as you're working to keep money in your wallet, criminals are doing just the same to steal it.

The Covid-19 pandemic saw a rise in reports of scammers pretending to be from the government agencies.

As large and small music festivals across Chicago begin to pop-up for the summer season, beware of phony tickets sold to Chicago music festivals that don’t...

The COVID-19 pandemic saw a rise in reports of scammers pretending to be from government agencies. While reports slowed since peaking in early 2021, victims lost more than twice as much money, according to new research by Better Business Bureau® (BBB®). BBB warns people to use caution if they are contacted by a government agency demanding money or offering a government grant for a fee. After BBB published an in-depth study in 2020 to educate the public about how to detect Government Impostor S...

Four times a year, the Better Business Bureau releases a new in depth studies on scams that have adversely effected consumers.

Scams are nothing new in Acadiana, but one thing that is new for our area, according to the Chief Operating Officer of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, is sextortion attempts.

Scams are nothing new in Acadiana, but one thing that is new for our area, according to the Chief Operating Officer of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, is sextortion attempts.

Scams are nothing new in Acadiana, but one thing that is new for our area, according to the Chief Operating Officer of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, is sextortion attempts.