scams

Unexpected knock on the door? If you live in Lansing, be aware of another door-knocking scam making its way through town.

When you buy a pet online there is always a chance someone could try and scam you. These tips can help you be better prepared and know what to look out for.

If you're the type of person that never picks up an unknown number you might be saving yourself some major headaches

You didn't buy a ticket, but someone said you won and all you have to do is pay a fee to collect? SCAM!

Employment scams are on the rise in Michigan according to the better business bureau.

As the popularity of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin & Dogecoin has skyrocketed, the Michigan Attorney General's office is warning people to be aware of scammers.

If you receive a text message or email from someone claiming they are with Michigan's Unemployment Agency, do not click on it.

Scammers will call and try to scare and intimidate you into giving up your credit card info. Consumer's Energy says they don't do that to their customers.

They're getting trickier. You just have to be smarter. Pay attention and don't click on anything. We've got steps to help you avoid these common PHISHING SCAMS.

You could end up getting scammed.