scam

Did you get a suspicious email claiming you owe money for recently running a red light?

Scammers will prey on folks when we are at our lowest and now is a great time for thieves to take advantage of the situation.

To file a complaint visit the Better Business Bureau's website.

According to People, Corcoran lost $388,700 due to a phishing scheme that targeted her office.

The scam appears to come from your own email account and purports to have pictures of you in compromising situations.

Con artists are sending text messages that appear to be coming from FedEx, but they are not.

Numerous fraudulent texts have gone out across the country informing people that they have been selected for a military draft.

Grandpa's advice is still the best to follow: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

The company says the affected cards were swiped between March and October of last year.

There's a post circulating social media saying Kohl's is offering a free $100 coupon to celebrate their 57th anniversary. It's a scam...

The cycle continues and you’re left with buying and shipping gifts for unknown individuals, in hopes that the favor is reciprocated by receiving the promised number of gifts in return.

Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana has seen an uptick in calls from consumers regarding an employment opportunity involving wrapping your car

A local woman had some fun with a scammer, and the scammer finally got fed up and blocked her. Check out the screenshots.

You could be making yourself a target for cyber-criminals who want to launder their ill-gotten gains.

These deliveries may be part of a scam.

The scammers tell potential victims they have missed jury service and are now subject to a fine. A fine they will gladly take payment for over the phone. Don't do it.

Did you receive a call like this?

I got a message via voicemail from Jessica Olson about my "unsecured credit card debt". The call came in at 9:30 this morning and the Caller ID read "UNKNOWN". (That was my first clue) Listen to the voicemail: Sounds fairly convincing, doesn't it...

Over the weekend, various "cloned" cards were allegedly used at ATMs and retail locations to pull cash directly out 11 victim's accounts

No one loves quite like a grandparent. This sickening scam preys on that relentless love.