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Acadiana and Louisiana church members urged to ignore scam texts from “pastors" or anyone else claiming to be from your church.

As Halloween approaches Louisiana credit and debit card users are being warned of a new scam called "Ghost Tapping". Yes, it's pretty scary what it can do to your bank account.

If you use an iPhone you have a new scam to be on the lookout for. What makes this one different is how the scammers have managed to bypass Apple security protocols.

Unsolicited packages delivered directly to your home or office appear to be the new way that scammers are trying to get to you.

Did Amazon offer to refund the price of your purchase in exchange for a "routine quality inspection"? Here are the details on the latest Amazon scam.

Casino players in Louisiana and across the nation are being target by scammers via social media sites. Here's what you need to be looking for.

Another scam is going around, and this time the scam and the link involved are coming to your phone in the form of a text message.

Deputies say a woman grabbed items off store shelves, hid them, and came back later for a "refund."

A new text scam targeting the kindness and empathy of women in Louisiana is being sent to your smartphone. Here's what to look for and what you should do next.

A woman in South Louisiana thought she was in a relationship with Billionaire Elon Musk and she sent a scammer thousands of dollars.

So many people enjoy social media and sadly there are those on the dark web looking to ruin the experience.

Like most of the country, people in Louisiana are tired of getting robocalls or calls from potential scammers.

A TikTok video warns drivers to watch for paper towels in gas pump nozzles, a possible trick for fuel theft. Here's what you need to know as gas theft rises across the country.

A woman and her friend were taken advantage of while they were doing a good deed.

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

One of the more recent scams in Louisiana involves an official-looking text with a legitimate-looking website.

Be warned: The new scam involves a link that looks valid but can make users in Louisiana and Texas regret clicking.

Beware of scammers in Acadiana as someone is impersonating utility providers.

The hospital in Mamou, Louisiana wired over $200,000 to a scammer after someone posed as a vendor.

What's up with all these spam emails, and why is it so hard to keep them from flooding your email inboxes?