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Iowa Don't Fall For This New Scam Targeting Venmo Users - Vimarsana News

Iowa Don't Fall For This New Scam Targeting Venmo Users

Beware of a new scam targeting Venmo users through clever tactics. It starts with an alarming text message that claims someone has signed into your Venmo account near a specific location.

Source: 97x.com
West Omaha salon warning of prepayment scam - Vimarsana News

West Omaha salon warning of prepayment scam

Most customers of Seven Salon at 120th and Maple in Omaha call for an appointment.

Source: wowt.com
Suicide prevention: South Carolina lawmaker Brandon Guffey, who lost son Gavin Guffey after sextortion scam, fights to save others - Vimarsana News

Suicide prevention: South Carolina lawmaker Brandon Guffey, who lost son Gavin Guffey after sextortion scam, fights to save others

South Carolina lawmaker Brandon Guffey, who lost his son Gavin Guffey, to suicide after a sextortion scam, is fighting to save other teens.

Source: abc13.com
New Digital Pickpocketing Scheme? Children Rob Woman of $1,000 in Venmo Transfer by Pretending To Be Lost - Vimarsana News

New Digital Pickpocketing Scheme? Children Rob Woman of $1,000 in Venmo Transfer by Pretending To Be Lost

Laura Grasso was trying to be a Good Samaritan and allowed two lost kids under the age of 10 to borrow her phone so they could call their mom. She later learned they accessed her Venmo account.

Why so many people are falling for Zelle scams, and how to protect yourself - Vimarsana News

Why so many people are falling for Zelle scams, and how to protect yourself

Scammers are using the payment app Zelle to steal thousands of dollars from bank customers. Now US Senators want banks to do something about it.

Source: kxlf.com