scams

With so many charities and causes, make sure you're donating to a legit cause.

It's easier to start a money making campaign than go to work.

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

Scammers are upping their game tricking consumers.

One big red flag with this scam as well as many others is that intended victims in some cases are being asked to pay with gift cards or wire transfers.

The scammer has done some research and knows something about the targeted business and uses that knowledge to get the employees to trust him.

This sounds like something out of a movie, but it's a real scam that has apparently had some success.

In fact, the video, the image of the celebrity, and the product may all be fake, according to the Wyoming chapter of the AARP.

Keep an eye out for these signs to ensure you're not getting scammed

The Better Business Bureau says online puppy scams last year cost people over $1 million.

The Wyoming Department of Health recently announced that some Medicaid clients on the receiving end of a text message scam.

Casper Police are saying that scammers have moved beyond phone calls and are now entering the high tech realm of cryptocurrency and other technology-based scam opportunities.