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Suffolk County officials warn of new scam, involving bank cards

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In two bank card scams announced on Friday, the scammers asked to destroy the person's bank card, and said they needed their PIN to do so.
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Couple allegedly scammed out of $20K shares story as 'cautionary tale'

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Gardner says he recently applied for a job on a popular employment platform and got what he thought was a home-based position in the health care field - but it actually turned out to be a scam.
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Explained: Things to know about Fake Delivery Scams!

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Think that text about a package you never ordered looks suspicious? You’re absolutely right. In this video, we break down how fake delivery scams work, share with you real examples, and most importantly — how to protect yourself (and...
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Rockland officials warn residents of home repair scams

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Officials in Rockland are warning the public about contractor scams as people begin to plan home improvement projects.
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Kane in your Corner: Consumer advocates warn of charity scams after disasters

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News 12's Walt Kane reports that scammers may exploit donors' generosity, urging caution to ensure funds reach legitimate causes.
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Romance Scam on the Rise as Fraudsters Increasingly Target the Lonely Online

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As AI blurs the line between what's real and what's not, the lonely and the vulnerable are getting increasingly targeted online by scammers. As a result, the loneliness epidemic now threatens to become a security crisis.
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Ontario police say romance scams are on the rise. Here’s how to spot them

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Canadians reported $58 million in romance scam losses to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre in 2024. CBC’s Ali Chiasson breaks down the romance red flags that Ontario police want the public to be aware of.
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Cellphone number transfer highlights potential security risks

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Huijun Long received a notification on the Virgin Plus app that her service with the company had been cancelled. Turns out, her phone number had been “mistakenly transferred” to a Bell Mobility account. Angela MacIvor has the story.
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Police struggling to keep pace with cryptocurrency fraudsters

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Ottawa police say once money is invested in fraudulent cryptocurrency sites, it's likely gone.
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Police are raising red flags about a sharp rise in crypto-currency crimes

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Police are raising red flags about a sharp rise in crypto-currency crimes. It's costing unsuspecting Canadians tens of millions of dollars a year.
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Garden City Park Water/Fire District lost millions to scammers and is now suing bank

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The district claims the bank’s negligence allowed cybercriminals to steal millions.
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‘Grandparent scams’ are rampant. Do you know how to protect your family?

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As senior-targeted scams become increasingly harder to catch, the RCMP gives tips on how to keep your loved ones out of harm’s way.
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Thai Police Uncover Call Centre Scam

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The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has launched an anti-scam crackdown operation called ‘CIB Crushes Grey Dragon,’ conducting raids at 11 locations in Chiang Mai Province targeting call center scammers.
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More reports of sextortion attempts on P.E.I. prompts RCMP warning for Island parents

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RCMP on Prince Edward Island received three reports of online sextortion attempts over the weekend, targeting teen boys. CBC's Steve Bruce takes a look at the crime, and what police say parents and teens should do to protect themselves.
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Officials warn public about staying safe from holiday scams

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The City's Department of Consumer Protection warns the holiday season is prime time for rip offs.
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Scam Alert: Pig-Butchering Scams On The Rise; Often Starts With An Unsolicited Text Message

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Scam Alert: Pig-butchering scams are on the rise, with fraudsters targeting victims through unsolicited text messages. These deceptive schemes often involve fake investment opportunities, leading to significant financial losses. Stay...
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Tips to avoid online shopping scams this holiday season

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The National Retail Federation projects one-third of holiday shopping in 2024 will happen online.
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Turn to Tara: Amazon sounds alarm on holiday imposter scams

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Imposter scams involve criminals pretending to be trusted companies, like Amazon, to gain access to sensitive information, such as social security numbers and banking details.
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Facebook scam hijacks Calgary woman’s house

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A Calgary woman found herself in the middle of a Facebook Marketplace scam involving her home address, even though she wasn't buying or selling anything. One cybersecurity expert says it's the evolution of internet scams over the decades.
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DEA impersonators targeting medical businesses

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Authorities are urging people to be on the lookout for scammers impersonating DEA agents in attempt to get you to pay a fake fine. (Scripps News Group)
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What's fueling a rise in reported identity theft cases?

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Consumers reported losing more than $12 billion to fraud in 2024, according to the Federal Trade Commission. (Scripps News)
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Scammers prey on Americans as tax deadline nears

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With technology evolving, scammers are now using advanced AI tools to create realistic phishing schemes that deceive even the most vigilant taxpayers. (Scripps News)
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How scammers are using Facebook posts to steal your data

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These are some red flags to look out for so you don't get scammed. (Scripps News Group)
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Experts warn about scammers using payment apps to try and steal your money

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Scammers are finding new ways to steal your money, including by using payment apps like Venmo and PayPal. Here are the signs to look out for. (Scripps News)