Scam

The DMV has helped people practice social distancing during the pandemic by putting more services online, but doing so has also opened the door to scammers.

The Stevens County Minnesota Sheriff's Office is warning residents about yet another scam circulating the area.

It looks legitimate but it's anything but.

If you have this e-mail in your inbox, DO NOT click on any of the links!

Wednesday afternoon two people were the target of a scammer who threatened to turn their power off if they didn't pay up.

Scammers aren't slowing down during the pandemic.

It's been on the Today Show and is supposed to not only cancel a robo-call, but sue the caller at the same time. But...

the message left said, "this is in reference to suspend your existing social security number on an immediate basis." I was then advised to call a number, not the SSA number, before they begin with legal proceedings.

Scammers are threatening consumers that their actions are under review.

This time hackers are getting really creative. Ugh.