scams

A study reveals that 28% of Texas population is six times more likely to be targeted for a scam. You might be surprised to see who makes up that 28%.

Scammers are posing as local authorities through phone spoofing, tricking residents into revealing personal info

Be extra careful when taking phone calls in Texas; it might be someone trying to take your money.

A man in Texas is accused of scamming people out of money, making off with over $1 million. Here's the scheme he allegedly used, and what you need to watch for.

Scammers are getting better. I remember when you would get an email from a Nigerian prince looking to give away his fortune, and could easily write it off as a way to steal your hard earned cash.

Texas Medicare recipients you're about to get a phone call that might cost you your benefits. Here's the answers you'll need to give to avoid an interruption.

Another day, another scam - Facebook users in Texas and all over the U. S. are being targeted by yet another online scam.

Stay weary, Texas drivers!

A pair of El Paso college students were busted for drug smuggling after answering a social media "help wanted" ad.

Don't fall for Facebook outage myths - stay savvy in the digital age.

Stay informed about the top scams in Texas, including tech support scams that aim to steal personal information.

Web users in El Paso, (everywhere really), need to know about the latest scam ...