Scams

It seems that the more tech-savvy the general public gets, the more scammers endlessly try to use that same technology to their advantage.

This scam was reported a few hours from the Twin Ports but could happen anywhere.

Ordinarily, finding money on your car would be a good thing-- but this time it could mean big trouble in Minnesota.

The incident happened back on March 14th

Three similar incidents have been reported in recent weeks.

One of the scams involved a pop-up ad, and the other involved a Facebook ad.

It appears as an innocent text that sounds like the person got the wrong number, but they hope it lures you into a conversation, then a scam.

People's Energy says the scammer showed up at one of its customer's doors.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is warning Minnesota drivers of a phishing scam that is targeting Minnesota drivers.

We often feel like we know when someone is trying to scam us on the internet, but other times it is not as easy to detect.