A D.C. resident narrowly avoided a phone scam as Montgomery County consumer protection officials warn fraudsters are posing as credit card companies.

I was at the hardware store one recent Saturday morning, scanning replacement drainpipe in the self-service checkout. I tapped my credit card to pay and the terminal beeped.

A young man gets what he thinks is a temp job at a hot sauce company but is actually the starring role of a show in which he's thrown into a series of absurd situations.

Anyone can fall for a scam call. Here’s what to know about common phone fraud tactics and how to avoid becoming a victim.

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TWIN TIERS (WETM) – Chemung Canal Trust Company is urging customers to stay vigilant after receiving reports of a scam targeting its customers on Thursday. On Thursday, March 19, Chemung Canal issued ...

Before you book spring break travel, make sure the site is legit. One man was double-charged through a third-party site with an "F" rating from the BBB.

With Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency tokens becoming more accepted, retailers are beginning to accept them as forms of ...

A Tallahassee landscaping company is organizing a 'community lift' to support local TSA agents working without pay during the ...

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