scams

With all that happened last week we don't need scammers taking money from Texans with big hearts

How much time you spend on social media might say more about you than what you actually post.

Your info is one of the most valuable things you have. Be careful before sharing it.

With everything going on in the world today, scammers are getting desperate.

Right now, with everything going on in the world, be extra protective of your information and money.

The Amarillo Police Department wants you to know what to look for, so that you don't fall victim to scams.

With the multitude of scams in the world today, which ones do people in Texas and Oklahoma need to be on the lookout for?

To help keep you and your money safe, here are five of this years scams.

It's that time of year. The "big game" and other events are on the horizon. Don't let yourself get stuck scammed out of money and standing in the parking lot.

A fake email is making the rounds claiming to be from the Better Business Bureau.

The Federal Trade Commission says robo-calls are the number one consumer complaint they receive, and these types of calls are on the rise. Experts warn that this kind of call is an early step in a phone fraud scheme that can lead to identity theft. Here's how it works.

Don't be fooled by impostors when it comes to tree trimming services!  Look for the signs of a real tree trimmer. They're not afraid of heights, they probably have a trailer with a ton of tree trimmings attached to their work truck, which will be loaded up with enough chainsaws and other utensils to…