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Pennsylvania and New York State Police are warning residents to be aware of scammers trying to convince them to give up personal information over the phone

It's amazing the horrible ideas some people in this world come up with to find ways to scam unsuspecting people.

Who doesn’t want $500 in gift cards, free groceries, or designer clothes? It’s easy to be tempted by social media giveaways. But before you like, comment or share a social post in hopes of winning some big prize, make sure that giveaway is the real deal.

The Senate is voting today to determine how much money will be in the latest round of coronavirus relief checks, and already scammers are trying to capitalize on it.

There is a warning about a text scam going around that claims you have a stimulus waiting for you because of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you need to look for.

FAKE NEWS ALERT! If you shared or commented on Aldi's Christmas Food Box giveaway, you may need to change your password.

The New York State Police is reminding people to be wary if someone calls and asks for payment in the form of gift cards.

The Broome County Sheriff’s office has been getting complaints about scammers claiming to be from the FBI, IRS or a law enforcement agency.

If you ever had a Google Plus account, you may have received an email about a settlement that you're entitled to a piece of, but is it real or a scam?

Stop filling out those surveys and questionnaires on social media.