The chorus of authorities warning about a popular text message scam has grown as fake toll road texts continue to attack consumers. The scam tries to trick its victims by appearing as an attempt ...

Yes, the two are separate because teeth are not part of your health, apparently." "To add to this scam, when dental insurance hit the markets in 1954, you could get $1,000–$1,500 in yearly coverage.

Cybercriminals have increasingly been using AI to scam their victims, often through text messages and phone calls. Now, Google is using a similar tactic to protect you from those scammers.

Nearly 300 Indians returned home via Thailand after being rescued from scam centers in Myanmar. A crackdown, mainly targeting Chinese-run fraud hubs, has led to the release of 7,000 workers.

If you didn't authorize please visit (link here) to cancel now.' Is this a scam text? Should I be worried?" Excellent question, Jane! Your caution is commendable, and, yes, you should be concerned.

ABC11 warned you about this text scam when drivers in the Triangle got a text claiming to be from North Carolina Toll Services and threatened a late fee of $50 if you didn't pay the toll ...

People from China, Vietnam and Ethiopia, believed to have been trafficked and forced to work in scam centers, sit with their faces masked while in detention after being released from the centers ...

But this isn’t just any scam. The attackers are carrying it out with what appears to be PayPal’s official email address, making it highly convincing. Here’s what to look out for.

If you've received a text about an unpaid toll recently, experts are warning it's likely a scam.Reports of unpaid toll texts are on the rise, especially in recent weeks.Many will include a message ...

A well-known face to Global BC viewers is speaking out about how he almost fell victim to a sophisticated AI scam. Business analyst Michael Campbell said it all started a few weeks ago when he ...