Scam

A local credit union is putting out a warning to customers about another potential scam.

A Broome County resident who bilked several people out of thousands of dollars in a travel agent scam is heading to state prison.

I found over 150 scams reported from the Binghamton area alone over the past six years.

Scammers impersonate utility customer service representative urging people to buy gift cards to pay what they claim is a delinquent bill.

A man from Tioga County, New York, a Northeast Pennsylvania man and a Texas woman are accused of trying to obtain confidential tax information from the IRS.

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli is warning state retirees not to be fooled by a text message scam.

The Broome Family Violence Prevention Council is holding a special event for professionals serving seniors in the region.

Cortland County Sheriff’s officials say they’ve been getting several complaints about residents getting calls where they are threatened with arrest.

One big tip off that a call about jury duty fine is a scam is the fake cop tries to get the person to meet in the parking lot of the Sheriff’s office.

It's sad that when good things happen to help lift people up, there are always bad people out there trying to take it from them.

Binghamton police have issued a warning about people pretending to be with the city department while using a spoofed caller ID.

More people are staying home during the coronavirus pandemic. To pass the time at home, more people are watching streaming services like Netflix. Beware of a recent scam promising free Netflix for a year.

It's amazing the horrible ideas some people in this world come up with to find ways to scam unsuspecting people.

Who doesn’t want $500 in gift cards, free groceries, or designer clothes? It’s easy to be tempted by social media giveaways. But before you like, comment or share a social post in hopes of winning some big prize, make sure that giveaway is the real deal.