Latest scams

Someone claims to be from Social Security saying your number is suspended and you must act now.

Someone claims to be from Medicare and needs your number to send a new card or benefit.

A caller sounds like your grandchild in trouble and begs you to send money right away.

A scary popup or call says your computer is infected and you must call Microsoft or Apple now.

Someone claims to be your bank's fraud team and tells you to move your money to a safe account.

Someone insists you pay a bill, fine, or fee using gift cards from the store.

Someone you met online builds a relationship, then asks for money for an emergency.

A text about a package problem asks you to click a link and confirm details or pay a small fee.

A QR code on a flyer, parking meter, or email leads you to a fake site that steals your details.

A new online friend or partner guides you into a crypto investment that turns out to be fake.

A message says there's a large charge or problem on your Amazon or other account and to call now.

Someone claims to be from Social Security saying your number is suspended and you must act now.

Someone claims to be the IRS saying you owe back taxes and will be arrested if you don't pay today.

Someone claims to be from Medicare and needs your number to send a new card or benefit.

A caller sounds like your grandchild in trouble and begs you to send money right away.

A scary popup or call says your computer is infected and you must call Microsoft or Apple now.

Someone claims to be your bank's fraud team and tells you to move your money to a safe account.

Someone insists you pay a bill, fine, or fee using gift cards from the store.

Someone you met online builds a relationship, then asks for money for an emergency.

You're told you won a prize but must pay a fee or taxes to collect it.

A text about a package problem asks you to click a link and confirm details or pay a small fee.

Someone claims your power or water will be cut off within the hour unless you pay now.

A QR code on a flyer, parking meter, or email leads you to a fake site that steals your details.

A new online friend or partner guides you into a crypto investment that turns out to be fake.

Someone asks for a donation to a cause or disaster relief, but the charity isn't real.

You're told you qualify for a free government grant but must pay a fee to receive it.

A message says there's a large charge or problem on your Amazon or other account and to call now.

A caller claiming to be law enforcement says you missed jury duty and must pay a fine to avoid arrest.