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The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has a warning on the latest streaming scam.

I consider myself fairly savvy when it comes to internet and phone scams that attempt to "phish" information from me electronically. I'm kind of a "know it all" who's always giving other people advice on what not to do. Still, I had a very close call today from a scammer who came very close to getting me.

Tis the season for shopping and scams. There's a new twist on delivery scam this year.

Don't fall for the 'Secret Sister Gift Exchange' that's been circulating on Facebook and other social media sites. It's a ho-ho-hoax and it's illegal.

Scammers have found a new way to terrorize the local community. Don't fall for it.

If it seems to good to be true, it probably is. Experts are now warning New Yorkers about shady social media scams centered around car lease deals.

Don't fall for the latest National Grid scam going around Central New York. Your caller ID may say the call is coming from National Grid but it's not.

Creative, cunning cons looking to steal your money and/or personal information have evolved their tactics and are now taking a unique approach in trying to dupe you.

Cyber security experts are warning people about a new Facebook scam. One that I actually fell for.

There is a new scam that is using text messages and phone calls to drain New Yorkers' bank accounts and life savings.

The Better Business Bureau is warning homeowners in New York State about a scam using phony mortgage notices.

Scammers gonna scam!