scams

You may a peephole or cameras to check and see who's at your front door, but even having those advantages might not save you from a door-to-door scammer.

Almost 20 people were scammed by someone pretending to sell puppies, costing them almost $800.

Never ever click on documents or links from emails from a business, government, or otherwise,

You're probably well aware that the demand for used cars has skyrocketed in the wake of the pandemic because of the sparse availability of certain new car parts. That demand has opened the door for unscrupulous sellers.

With some of the added pandemic unemployment benefits expiring, more and more Illinois residents are looking to get back into the workforce. Seeing a big opportunity to enrich themselves at the expense of others has brought out the scammers.

The Rockford chapter of the Better Business Bureau warns scammers are now going after takeout ordering websites.

One of the things that has helped to save so many restaurants from closing is turning out to be the same thing that is ripping off unsuspecting customers. That thing is ordering take out or delivery food.

Just when you think you're doing the right thing, someone comes to try to ruin it all.

During the heart of the pandemic, online sales were absolutely through the roof. Even though COVID-19 seems to be on the downside, the bad guys are still furiously trying to grab your online shopping money and more.

Scammers are creating social media accounts that resemble trustworthy agencies, companies, and organizations to try and steal your hard-earned money.