Scam

Selling unwanted items online? You'll want to read this first.

If it wasn't already bad enough constantly being solicited for extended car warranties, now there is a scam that's getting people.

Shasta Soda is warning the public about fraudulent scams that are running around the internet trying to get money or personal information.

And here's another one.

Don't fall for this in the age of binge-watching.

As our second COVID-19 relief package rolls out nationwide, scammers are taking advantage.

If you get a call, text or email claiming that your Amazon, Netflix, Paypal or any account has been compromised and action is needed, don't panic. It's likely a scam.

According to the Duluth Police Department, several people have reported the scam.

With the news that a COVID-19 vaccine is on the way, it didn't take long for scammers to try and capitalize on the situation. However there are things you can do to avoid getting ripped off.

Scammers are trying to take advantage of Breast Cancer Awareness month as they always do in October but COVID-19 is making things even easier for them.