Other LanguagesScammers are working the phones yet again, this time identifying themselves as representatives of Quimper Community Federal Credit Union in Port Townsend. ...
The Washington State Employment Security Department issued a warning about an online scam that preys on unemployed workers by offering to help file their claim – for a fee.
Thieves are targeting mailboxes this season, hoping to get to your holiday gifts and cash before the intended recipients.
Needs are great as the nation faces economic woes. Washington donors looking to help others this season should check a report released today by the Office of Secretary of State and take a good look at where their money is going before they give.
Bah Humbug! Or, more specifically, Bah Computer Bug! The FBI reportedly issued a warning about e-mailed holiday cards that contain malware. Such mean-spirited greetings are nothing new; we’ve mentioned them on All Consuming several times.
KING 5’s Jesse Jones interviewed me for a story about fake coupons you might accidentally download online. It’s especially timely, as many of us are shopping online for deals during this holiday season.
The Washington Attorney General’s Office says a Pinole, Calif., man’s mirror-image version of Russell Investments’ site violated the state’s anti-phishing law.
-KIRO TV interviewed me for an investigative report about a too-good-to-be-true classified ad promising the chance to live rent-free as an apartment manager. ...
When the economy struggles, fraudulent health insurers work overtime. ... Cons are now calling seniors, claiming to offer a new medical discount card for Medicaid and Medicare patients.
Vouchers offering free gas appeal to not only drivers, but also businesses looking for a low-cost promotional tool to lure potential customers to car dealerships, seminars, etc. But these incentives can be misleading.