HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – News 19’s Ellie Byrd sat down with Karen Reeves, the President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama, to find out this week’s scam going around in our area.

The scammers contact victims, claim to have kidnapped a loved one, and demand immediate payment for their release.

Black Friday alert issued for all Amazon users as scammers strike. Updated November 30 with a new warning, from Barracuda security experts, regarding yet another dangerous threat facing Amazon and ...

Here's how to spot the most common cyber scams this holiday season, before it's too late. Plus, five tips to protect yourself.

Porch pirates aren’t the only criminals targeting packages during the holidays. Watch out for porch pirates this holiday ...

ALCOA, Tenn. — The Alcoa Police Department is urging the community to remain vigilant as reports of scam attempts rise. According to APD, these scams frequently involve suspects contacting individuals ...

ALBION — Police are recommending all local businesses check their point-of-sale machines for fraudulent credit card skimmers, after a device was discovered in the village. Officers were alerted 3:44 p ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Evergy is warning customers about scammers using advanced technology to target people across Kansas. Evergy says scammers are becoming savvier, using fake websites, spoofed ...

The E-ZPass scam texts — or scams involving other similar toll services — have seemingly been the most prevalent scam in 2025 ...

Pennsylvania AG reminds residents to be alert for holiday scams 11.24.25. Defense Dept. threatens Sen. Mark Kelly with court martial The Met Gala is facing criticism over its lead sponsors. Here’s ...

Holiday travelers are warned to watch out for fake travel sites that steal cash and personal information. The BBB warns that packages you didn't order could show up at the door as part of a new scam ...