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Have you ever been scammed out of any money?

They urge people to tell parents and grandparents because the scammers target the elderly.

Social Security scams are on the rise in WA State, targeting unsuspecting people with threats and false promises. Learn how to spot these scams, what to do if you've been targeted, and how to safely access your Social Security information without falling victim to fraud. Stay informed and protect your identity with these essential tips.

Make sure you check if every site you visit is legitimate.

Have you received one of these scam emails or text messages?

WSDOT and GoodToGo warn Washington State drivers about a toll scam coming in through their phones.

Did your loved one get into a fist fight with a cop in another city recently?

Scammers are making calls or leaving messages claiming individuals have missed jury duty and will be arrested unless they pay a fine.

Known for tricking numerous individuals, this fraudulent scheme involves con artists impersonating law enforcement officers.

The scam comes in the form of a phone call in which the caller says you've forgotten to pay your bill and the best way to avoid any extra fees is to copy a barcode.

A classic scam is back on the rise in Washington, but here are some tips to safeguard your assets.

An email sent up a Red Flag about my interaction with a Red Light!