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Beware of scammers posing as rental car reps offering too-good-to-be-true deals that require payment via gift cards.

Discover how you can safeguard your personal information and prevent identity theft with tips from the BBB.

Immediately upon answer you are asked a simple routine question "Can you hear me?" and without thinking you respond, "Yes". Unfortunately, if this sounds familiar you have more than likely been a victim of the 'Say Yes' scam.

There's always a new scam cropping up, and now the scammers have AI and are targeting Louisiana residents.

The Better Business Bureau in Louisiana helps consumers identify the most dangerous scams targeting residents. The BBB 2023 Risk Report outlines the top 5.

If you are looking for a new job be very careful with your information, and never pay for a job.

The Better Business Bureau is again asking Louisiana residents to be careful of fraudulent QR codes used by scammers to take their money.

This time scammers are targeting local businesses across Acadiana.

Scam Tracker allows anyone to see what scams are currently circulating in our area.

The Better Business Bureau of Acadiana wants to make sure you know about a recent scam that has been reported.

For many Americans, finally getting the COVID-19 vaccine can be exciting and a huge relief. But if you do receive it, don't go boasting about it on social media.

BBB says Netflix is a reputable company that is being taken advantage of by scammers.

The Better Business Bureau of Acadiana is warning of a scam that uses local funeral homes' names and logos to lure unsuspecting internet users into a revealing personal information...

The Better Business Bureau has a warning for Acadiana residents: Do not to call an unknown number back or you may be taken by a new scam. It is called the "One Ring" scam because scammers program their computers to blast out thousands of calls to random cell phone numbers, ring once, then disconnect...

Don't get scammed! Lafayette Utilities Systems (LUS), Cleco and SLEMCO have reported receiving calls from consumers reporting they are receiving calls from a New Orleans area number, (504) 355-8293. The callers, claiming to be collections agents from LUS and SLEMCO, are actually scammers looking to steal credit card information and/or other banking information...

Technology and crime once again meet in a new scam with a new name. This type of scam has come to be known as 'Smishing' because of the use of SMS text technology. The phones at the Acadiana Better Business Bureau office have been ringing with reports from consumers across the area reporting scam text messages referring people to a site where they can "claim a Walmart Gift Card" by enter