scam alert

If the thought of getting three free large pizzas from Little Caesars sounds too good to be true, that's because it is.

Dennis Horton, Director of the Rockford Branch Office of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) joined the WROK Morning Show with some warnings and advice to keep the scammers away.

Another day, another attempt by scammers to screw up your holiday shopping.

Dennis Horton, Director of the Rockford Regional Office of the Better Business Bureau (BBB), discusses two current scams working their way through the Rockford area.

The Better Business Bureau's charity arm Wise Giving Alliance (Give.org) teamed up with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and other public officials to denounce misleading charities.

With the change of seasons, we get a change in scam tactics.

It's bad enough when you realize that you have storm damage to your home. Don't let it get worse by getting scammed out of a bunch of money, too.

This one hits home, literally. The occupants of Black Ford SUV are behind a scam that is alarming residents of a Rockford neighborhood. They could come to your house, next.

Chicago police issued an alert after at least a dozen ATMs were found to have skimming devices attached to them at stores and banks across the city. The devices, placed over or inside card slots to steal account information from customers, were discovered at 13 separate locations in less than a month, according to police.

Reports of a text scam are starting to swirl around Rockford after first being reported in Poplar Grove.