Scammers' New Seniors' Move: “Platform Hopping”
They don’t stay in one place anymore. Here’s how to recognize the trick before it reels you in.
They don’t stay in one place anymore. Here’s how to recognize the trick before it reels you in.
Fraudsters are shifting tactics — and many of the newest schemes arrive by text message or phone call.
There's nothing (nada, zilch, zero) called "Memopezil" -- don't take the bait.
Texts, emails, and calls about “refunds” are surging again
We point out all the gotchas so you know what to address in the future
Nothing -- NOTHING -- legitimate requires instant payment during an emergency.
Included: the one thing almost every consumer fails to do to protect themselves
Why fake country-music stars are sliding into seniors’ DMs
A call or text from a "family member"? Don't be so sure.
Once you click, the game is on and the game does not have a pretty ending.
And the calls are spiking right now — because it’s property-tax season.
Before you do ANYTHING, call your bank
With fraud peaking, seniors face a higher risk of ID/shopping scams this holiday season.
Calls and emails promising better coverage or refunds spell trouble.
AI voice cloning is making old-fashioned phone scams terrifyingly convincing — and nearly impossible to detect.
A new twist on puppy scams is now targeting would-be cat owners