Scam

From phishing to quishing, it's almost a full-time job safeguarding yourself and your family from scammers. Now there's a new one and it's called 'brushing.'

The Michigan Bureau of Elections shares an important reminder about all those political texts residents are receiving prior to the 2024 elections.

Free Beer's investment in the next hit children's TV star did not pay off.

Read about TikTok user mommakryg's cautionary tale and how online scammers preyed on her admiration for St. Brown.

Porch pirates may be stepping it up a notch in Michigan communities.

We've grown accustomed to phone and internet scams, but there are old-school door-to-door scams you should keep your eyes open for in Michigan. We have info that will help you protect yourself.

Staying ahead of crooks can be a full-time job - and the Better Business Bureau says Michigan residents are falling for this scam because it looks authentic.

Attendees in Glasgow pay £45 to enter an empty warehouse, a stark contrast to the whimsical event advertised as a Willy Wonka-inspired experience.

Michigan residents targeted by mail scam claiming home warranties will expire.

Be aware of brushing scams, illegal in many countries including the US. Packages sent with ulterior motive to boost product ratings and sales

Inspect gift cards before purchase to ensure they aren't tampered with.

Phishing and smishing, call it what you will, the following scams are on the rise across Michigan: