I then filled out an email and requested to cancel ... Ordered a desk. Their shipping department sent it to the wrong address. Then UPS hung on to it for days. I asked BBB to cancel the order.

This is a screenshot of one of the fake Windows pop-ups ... an email between now and March 13. Recipients should redeem their PayPal payment within 30 days.” According to the FTC, the scam ...

Photo / Supplied A festival dedicated to scams, cover-ups and imposters aims to shine a spotlight on fraud next week. The Fraud Film Festival 2025 at Wellington’s Roxy Cinema runs on Monday and ...

A 24-year-old UPS driver is accused of fatally striking a pedestrian with the company vehicle and leaving the scene, North Carolina officials said. The crash happened at about 10 p.m. March 4 just ...

The scam would often start with fake Microsoft Windows pop-ups warning that viruses had infected ... part of the $25.5 million will receive an email at some point between Monday and Thursday.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, people reported losing an eye-popping $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024. Investment scams, which are often referred to as ‘pig butchering’ accounted for ...

“They’re looking to steal your information - that’s what the point of a QR code scam is,” said Jessie Schmidt with the Better Business Bureau. “It’s really easy to generate a personal ...

If you don’t recognize the number, don’t answer. If you receive an email with odd or incorrect spelling, it could be a scam. If the person on the other end is rushing you to send bank ...

The scammers hope to scare you into giving them money. It’s a scam that starts with opening an email. The scammer claims to have hacked your computer and webcam, and they will release a video ...

(WSFA) - Alabama residents are no strangers to storms, but with potentially severe weather rolling in this weekend, WSFA wants to make sure you’re protected against not only storms but the scams ...

“Uncertainty is the perfect breeding ground for scams,” Nick Hill, a spokesperson for the BBB Eastern Carolinas, says. “Scammers know that, so that’s why we’ll see these scammers kinda ...

The caller orders residents to go to the Sheriff’s Office and take care of the warrants. PCSO says this is a scam. Contact the Sheriff’s Office with questions of concerns.