Not all ads and posts you see on Facebook are trustworthy—in fact, most free gift card offers are actually scams.
If you receive a letter from the SSA or IRS, be sure to check for red flags of a scam before you send back any information—it could be a phishing attempt.
When a government official contacts you, you tend to take it seriously. But beware, imposters are everywhere and trying to steal your information.
Scammers are sending fake Venmo emails to Facebook Marketplace sellers in an attempt to steal login information and money.
If you've received a locked debit card text message from Citibank, it's likely a scam. Don't click on the link and delete the text message.
If you receive a text message from Chase Bank, don't click on any links or call the phone number listed—it could be a scam designed to steal your information and money.
Verizon may send you text messages from time to time with account updates or data usage alerts, but beware—most of these aren't really from Verizon but scammers.
Scammers are using SMS messages to send fake alerts to customers regarding a package delivery. Here's what to know about this scam.