Scam

I was going about my day recently when I heard the alert that a text message had come in to my phone. I didn't look at first, but later in the day, I looked at messages and saw that I had an alert from an unknown number. The first clue when it comes to scams is where it's from. If it's an unknown number, there is the first red flag.

When people try to scam you, they often try pulling at your heartstrings.

Somebody is definitely on the naughty list.

This is a story of Amazon, a Thanksgiving turkey, and water.

If you're asked to meet an officer from a local sheriff's department - and to bring money - don't!

For the second time in a week, a skimming device was found on a credit card machine inside a South Jersey 7-Eleven.

No one likes having to perform jury duty. But are there still scammers out there taking advantage of the requirement? You betcha. Beware this new phone scam.

A North Brunswick man is accused of using cloning software in a scam involving elderly victims in Texas

Katelyn McClure of Burlington County was sentenced to three years in state prison for her involvement in a fake fundraising scam.

How can people stoop this low?

It appears New Jersey is filled with romantics looking for love. But, according to a new study, those romantics may be a touch too naïve.

Wherever there is tragedy, there is someone waiting to take advantage. But this latest scam exploiting two fallen Pennsylvania State Troopers is just beyond despicable.