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The scam appears to come from your own email account and purports to have pictures of you in compromising situations.

Con artists are sending text messages that appear to be coming from FedEx, but they are not.

Numerous fraudulent texts have gone out across the country informing people that they have been selected for a military draft.

Grandpa's advice is still the best to follow: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

The company says the affected cards were swiped between March and October of last year.

Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana has seen an uptick in calls from consumers regarding an employment opportunity involving wrapping your car

The scammers tell potential victims they have missed jury service and are now subject to a fine. A fine they will gladly take payment for over the phone. Don't do it.

If you get an unsolicited email from the Internal Revenue Service do not open it or the attachment connected to it.

An already suspect story has just revealed a major plot twist.

While it seems like a great way to spread holiday cheer, don't fall for it!