State attorney general warns of debt relief scams with student loan payments about to restart
With student loan payments set to restart in October, Pennsylvania's attorney general is warning about debt relief scams.
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With student loan payments set to restart in October, Pennsylvania's attorney general is warning about debt relief scams.
The letter claims a fine must be paid over the phone.
Charges have been filed against a Brownsville man after allegedly scamming another man out of $7,200 during a roofing project.
The scammers have been traced to Russia.
As KDKA-TV money editor Jon Delano reports, it could be the latest scam involving artificial intelligence.
The Cranberry Township Police Department is warning people of an apparent scam circulating of people impersonating officers over the phone.
The Cranberry Township Police Department is warning people of an apparent scam circulating of people impersonating officers over the phone.
The email takes people to a fake version of the treasury website.
A Penn Hills woman said she was approached by scammers with a scary and convincing scheme.
The lawsuit states the dealer and its president decided consumers about the conditions of the vehicles they sold.
The BBB said younger people, especially people fresh out of college, are being targeted by this scam.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry is among the attorneys general suing Avid Telecom.
Fluent LLC sold consumer data without disclosing that information.
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The caller claims to be a deputy sheriff and is using actual deputies' names.
The department advised against sharing a cell phone with strangers.
FBI Pittsburgh is warning about a telephone spoofing campaign that's using its number.
A local woman is issuing a warning about a new potential scam involving Amazon.
Amy Nofiziger, a fraud expert for AARP, says that as the deadline approaches, scammers, "know that we're stressed and that it's going to be easy manipulating us."
Local authorities are warning people of a new phone scam targeting Xfinity TV customers.
It's Girl Scout Cookie season and the girls are doing all they can to support their adventures, but buyer beware, it seems like nothing good goes unscathed these days.
The text claims the benefit is about to expire or transfer.
The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office is warning the public about a fake GoFundMe.
It's the most wonderful time of the year for thieves to target your identity.
Last holiday season, nearly 75% of Americans were targeted by scams.
