Scams

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There is a scam online in Twin Falls that somebody is sure to fall for but beware before giving your money away.

As a whole, Americans receive over 33 million unwanted robocalls every day. You probably receive half a dozen a week yourself and might be wondering “whatever happened to that Do Not Call List?”

Idaho is not as vulnerable as other states to identity theft and fraud, but that doesn't mean it won't happen, and doesn't mean other scams aren't targeting Idaho.

Here is why you should do some research and take your time before any major purchases this holiday season.

Door-to-door introductory tactics are how most of these scammers find an in, so make sure to research online and contact a local company that has a brick-and-mortar address.

These pages can be beneficial but also harmful as well. Here are the pros and cons of Twin Falls rants and raves.

There is much to like about social media, but there are many flaws with it and in the Magic Valley, there is a dark side you must be aware of.

There are ways to get money in this world, and one family recently spotted in Twin Falls decided to use their gifts to raise money for their family; or did they?

The bill is evidence Senators have heard constituents.

I've gotta admit the last few times I've gone to the gas pump, I've checked the card reader. I'm just making sure it's not rigged with a credit card skimmer. Credit card skimmers have been so problematic in recent years, even the Secret Service has been cracking down on them.

Idaho’s attorney general says there have been an increased number of consumer complaints this summer about a social security impostor scam.

The U.S. Marshals are warning Idahoans of an imposter phone scam in which the callers trick people into sending them money.

At least a couple of Idaho resident recently received fraudulent tax information in the mail.

Authorities are warning people about a scam that is targeting elderly residents in Blaine County.

Southern Idaho sheriffs are warning citizen of a couple known scams targeting jurors and grandparents

According to Idaho Power, a number of its customers have reported misleading statements and activities from individuals selling solar panels or services claiming to be from the company.

Idaho's attorney general issued a consumer alert on Thursday, warning of many imposter scams that have been targeting residents in the Gem State.

Don’t be scammed by a scammer.

Idaho Power Co. says scammers have ramped up their efforts to target customers, both homeowners and businesses.