scam

I am a STRONG believer in tipping well. And THAT'S one of the reasons this story that originated in Kilgore, Texas makes me kinda sad.

Scammers are attacking folks through the MAIL as the Smith County Sheriff's Office is warning residents to be on the look out for a letter that's been circulating.

Don't get got! Here's the details about the latest phone scam.

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

Scammers are alive and well and preying on those who are in need of a home.

Longview Police have issued a warning about a text message scam that wants to steal your money.

The driver said they needed gas money because they were driving from Longview to Kilgore to make the delivery. Have you had this experience?

Scams come in many forms with some great benefits. Don't fall for it.

We're getting word about ANOTHER phone scam, this time in Smith County.

It's almost scary when you consider that some of these scammers can use an "official" phone number to execute their ruse unless you know the signs to look for.

A South African man who claimed to be a Pastor and ran an orphanage is going to prison for scamming a local church.

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