scams

With the Amazon Prime days in the rearview mirror, it's no surprise that con artists would be at it again. In recent days there have been emails going around that appear to be from Amazon but are not.

Today is "Cyber Monday" so be extra careful while doing your holiday shopping on-line

We have some tips on how to avoid becoming a victim

A word of warning to Berkshire County residents. Well, all Massachusetts residents, really. Especially if you receive public benefits in some way.

Consumers need to watch out for any fraudulent schemes aimed at swiping their cash and stealing personal information.

There are so many scams out there today and so many people trying to get money out of us over the phone, I really have no idea who I can trust and who I can’t trust anymore. It’s because of this that I have decided that I will never give money over the phone to any charity or any cause regardless of how legitimate it seems.   I get call...

There really seems to be a large increase in the different scams that are going on daily in the area as a whole. The company we work for has us even go through security programs so we know what to look out for.

Be very careful of phone calls you are answering, my take on answering my phone is if I don't recognize the phone number or name I won't answer it. COVID-19 scams continue to impact western Massachusetts. People with 413 area codes are receiving calls about available vaccine appointments.

Have you been a victim of a robocall phone scam? The Better Business Bureau posted a list last week of the most common scams they see around the holidays. Now there's a new list about the five most common types of Robocall scams people fell for this year.