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Beware! Those free at-home COVID tests may not really be free. They may be part of a scam.

Don't be a dope and fall for the latest marijuana dispensary scam. With more states legalizing marijuana, con artists are finding new ways to trick you out of your money.

That surprisingly real-looking parking ticket on your car windshield may be fake. Don't fall for this latest scam.

If you’re planning to go all out on the decorations for the Christmas season this year be on the lookout for Grinches trying to scam you with phony promises for holiday decor.

Gas is already expensive enough, now it has been made even harder with a new scam that could hit you with the swipe of a card.

The world is just full of so many people who try to take advantage of other people, and that doesn't change when we head into the holiday season.

With the holidays fast approaching, you might want to start decorating your house. Don't be fooled by a new scam for holiday décor.

You're primed and ready to save during the final hours of Amazon Prime Days and you make one simple click that causes you trouble with a scam artist. How is a person to know? Here are some things to watch for to stay clear of trouble while shopping for deals on Amazon Prime, according to the Better Business Bureau.

There's a new twist on a romance scam where a con artist offers to become your sugar momma or sugar daddy and pay your bills. But it's really a way to trick you out of money.

The Better Business Bureau has issued a warning regarding posting a photo of your COVID-19 vaccination card.

Be careful before clicking on that vaccine email, text or phone message. Scammers are cashing in on the COVID-19 vaccine roll outs.

More people are staying home during the coronavirus pandemic. To pass the time at home, more people are watching streaming services like Netflix. Beware of a recent scam promising free Netflix for a year.