scams

If you've received an unexpected package in the mail that might not be good fortune arriving at your door. It could be a scammer is trying to steal your identity.

If you're 55 or older you could get a $150 garden cart for just $10. You could also have your identity stole and bank accounts drained and never see that wagon.

Louisiana officials have arrested a Kentucky woman for allegedly scamming a Louisiana victim out of money.

The FBI and U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Agency have issued a serious warning for Louisiana users of several popular email platforms.

Cruise ship passengers who hide ducks on vacation are being targeted as part of a new scam.

If you've already booked a cruise out of Louisiana then there is a new scam you need to be aware of. Here's what it is, and how to beat it.

Scammers in Louisiana threaten you with arrest because you "missed" jury duty.

It makes sense that the Feds want Louisiana residents to have this but to not carry it around with them in their wallets.

There's a new scam with a name that sounds very Louisiana friendly, it's not. Here's what the FBI wants you to know about the "pig butchering" scam.

Don't fall for package delivery scams - protect your personal data during this busy shopping season!

If you're getting unwanted texts in Louisiana there is a simple phrase you can use that will stop the texter in their tracks and you're not being rude.

The Better Business Bureau cautions online shoppers about rampant scams.

The Federal Trade Commission is warning Louisiana consumers to not answer calls from ten specific area codes from around the globe. Here's what to avoid.

Learn how robocalls trick Louisiana residents into donating to fake political campaigns, risking personal and financial information.

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

Fraudsters associated with Mexican drug cartels have made confirmed contact with unsuspecting Louisiana tourists in an effort to scam money.

Louisiana law enforcement has noted a jump in "quishing" complaints across the state. The scammers are targeting older citizens who aren't aware of the scam.

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

Louisiana and Texas residents might not write as many checks as they used to but for those few you do write there are precautions you might want to consider.

There are beautiful dogs available on social media, but you have to be very careful.