A warning for consumers after scammers allegedly pose as employees from well-known companies such as DoorDash, UCSF and Freedom Debt Relief.
Sophie, who has early-onset Alzheimer's, says an Elements employee invited her inside, offered her champagne, and sampled skincare products on her. Before she could realize, she was charged nearly $7,400 for products she never requested.
It's Giving Tuesday and your email box may be full with organizations asking for donations, but how do you know if a charity is legit?
The Better Business Bureau has already gotten at least 30 reports involving fake Taylor Swift tickets nationwide this year. Here's what experts say you should do and look for when buying a ticket.
The Better Business Bureau says to be careful not to fall for a scam, and to make sure your money gets to those who really need it.
Be on the lookout: online purchase scams were the most commonly reported cons this holiday season. See what other scams made the naughty list: