scams

If you see phone numbers with any of these area codes calling your phone, be careful, it might be a scam.

Scams targeting senior citizens are on the rise, according to the New York State Police.

Police are asking for help from the public finding several internationally travelling suspects in quick change and sleight of hand scams in New York.

We hear about security and data breaches all the time. But, here's how to find out if you are one of the victims and then what you should do next.

New York State Attorney General Letitia James is warning residents to be careful as they try to help the Ukrainian people under the Russian invasion.

The world is just full of so many people who try to take advantage of other people, and that doesn't change when we head into the holiday season.

New York State Police are announcing yet another plot to rip off older adults in our community, specifically grandparents.

Residents all across New York should be aware of a latest scam involving Bank of America and Zelle cash transfers. Here's everything we know so far.

As we approach the holiday season, here are four scams known in New York that you need to be aware of.

Among the latest scams to hit your inbox or phone voice mail are fraudulent QR Codes, and here are some things you should watch out.

These three scams have all claimed several victims in our area and it's better to be aware of them before you fall for them.

You always have to be careful with scammers targeting your phone. One scam us currently happening in Gloversville and the rest of Upstate New York.