scam

Scammers always find new and innovative ways to steal your personal information and/or money.

A Tyler man plead guilty to federal charges of impersonating a war hero to scam investors.

The internet is a big place full of great things. It is also a place full of people who want nothing more than to steal from you.

Mother Nature did the damage and now it's up to homeowners to pick up the pieces and begin repairs.

Its pretty sad when an individual thinks its okay to use a very well known person's name for the purpose of stealing money.

This 25-year-old Texas woman discovered a credit card skimmer at a 7-Eleven location in McKinney. Thanks to her, many others were protected from the scam.

Remember the tried and true saying, "If it looks too good to be true, it probably is."

Just like Texas Roadhouse before it, Chick-Fil-A is now being used to steal your personal information with an enticing offer.

Some despicable person posed as George Strait on Facebook for the sole purpose of stealing a woman's money.

People refer to Texas as the new "wild wild west." Problem is, that description better describes California.

What happened to the "National Do Not Call List" anyway?

Usually I would never in my right mind order from a random ad on Facebook. For some reason this one caught my eye and I ordered it and immediately I believe I just gave China $63.