scams

With the amount of people using online dating services, predators have found a new way to hunt and scam people out of their hard earned money.

You get a suprise gift in the mail but there's no note to say who it's from. You call everyone you can think of and no one has sent it to you. Beware! A new scam is making its way across New York State. It's the "brushing" scam. Here's how it works.

The New York State Police have issued a public warning about an increase in scams targeting bank account holders.

The holiday shopping season is coming with a massive warning.

Scammers have become so aggressive, a major bank chain is directly warning customers about new criminal activity.

The United States Postal Service is warning Central New Yorkers about a ravenous new scam that is targeting your identity.

If you get a call from one of these numbers, don't answer your phone!

The scammers are getting more brazen. The latest involves a face-to-face encounter with "National Grid".

Police are warning the public of an ongoing issue with scammers approaching people at local shopping centers and becoming surprisingly more aggressive.

Romance scams cost Americans billions in 2022, and they're only getting worse.

New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG) wants you to be aware of many different scams that are circulating throughout the state. There isn't just one way these scammers are trying to get your money or information, there are many to look for.

There is a new scam happening in Central New York that involves sheriffs, and money. Here's what we know so far: