Even as horror struck last week at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn., fraud artists were on the prowl.
It’s tough enough looking for a job without being scammed by con artists and financial fraud artists.
Google does its best to cut down on fraudulent or abusive ads, but some still slip through the cracks.
The government is already taking enough of your money. Don't let scammers take more.
Despite countless links circulating on social media, you won’t be getting the new iPad for free.
Computer security firm Trend Micro confirms that there are scams afoot on the newly bustling social network.
You ordered that T-shirt weeks ago and your credit card has been charged, but it still hasn’t arrived. Now what?
Advocates have declared this National Consumer Protection Week, but protecting yourself as a consumer is actually pretty simple all year round.
Spring Break can be high time for scammers looking to prey on unsuspecting college kids. Here are some tips parents and students can follow to keep their money safe.
