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Stay alert to holiday scams

As the season winds down, scammers ramp up. Fake shipping updates that offer limited-time travel deals, and charity scams all spike in the month of December. Common lures to be wary of: Texts claiming a...Read More
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Shop smart this black Friday

Cyber Monday and Black Friday bring big deals, and big fraud risk. Scammers set up fake storefronts, send phishing "order confirmation" texts, and count on shoppers moving fast. Red flags to be aware...Read More
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Don't get scammed on vacation

Booking holiday travel? Scammers are looking to take advantage. Fraudsters build fake vacation rental listings, clone legitimate travel-agency websites, and pose as "official" booking agents to try and steal your money...Read More
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Fake Websites & Phone Call Scams: The Double Threat

Scammers are combining fake websites with convincing phone calls to trick consumers into sharing sensitive information. How Fake Websites Work Fraudsters create websites that look nearly identical to legitimate...Read More
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Email Phishing in 2026: The New Tricks Scammers Use to Steal Your Information

Email phishing has been around for decades, but today's scams are more sophisticated than ever. With AI‑generated messages and realistic branding, fraudulent emails can be difficult to spot—especially when they...Read More
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The Rise of Text Message Scams: How to Spot a Fake Before You Tap

Text message scams—known as smishing—have become one of the fastest‑growing forms of digital fraud. Scammers know that people trust their phones, respond quickly to texts, and often don't pause to verify...Read More

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