Football season is here, and that means many people will be on the hunt for new gear or memorabilia to show support of their favorite teams. BBB is warning avid fans to be careful -- as scammers are "in the game" too.
If you have a college student heading to campus soon, most likely their mind is on classes, tuition and the endless list of school supplies.
If you're planning to buy a used car soon -- or even just considering it -- be aware that recent record-breaking rainfall in our area could lead to a rise in flood-damaged vehicles hitting the market.
If you think hackers are only after the social media accounts of large companies, think again.
Many scams start with an intimidating phone call. A "debt collector" needs you to pay immediately. Or a "police officer" claims to have a warrant for your arrest. The latest variation involves a phony "process server" and a non-existent court case against you.
As you're traveling this summer, you'll likely be taking a device or two with you — maybe even more.
School is almost out, and summer vacation is just around the corner! If you're gearing up for an international adventure, you may find you need to renew your passport first.
For parents of high schoolers, SAT and ACT scores can feel like the golden ticket to college acceptance and scholarships.
The holidays are fast approaching, and with that comes spikes in reports to BBB Scam Tracker regarding delivery related scams and "porch pirates" — thieves who brazenly steal delivered items right off your front step or porch.
If you're considering changes to your Medicare or healthcare.gov coverage during open enrollment, your Better Business Bureau advises you to be cautious of unsolicited calls and texts offering to help you find the best deals.
