Cambodia’s arrest and extradition of tycoon Chen Zhi marks a rare strike against a massive online scam network. U.S. and U.K. authorities say Chen led a criminal enterprise exploiting

Kent police issued a scam alert Jan. 7 concerning a letter sent on city letterhead requesting a payment via wire transfer.

Jacksonville Today reader Lois B. got a telephone call recently about her missing jury duty, and it just did not ring true, she says. “I questioned if this was a scam, and he said I wasn’t being cooperative.

The suspected kingpin of one of the world's largest online scam and slave-labor operations has been captured, authorities said. Chen Zhi, 38, was arrested in Cambodia and extradited to China this week,

"My heart fell to the floor." A “squatter" scam left a South Fulton family broke, without running water, and on the verge of homelessness.

The calls come in with voices that soothe or instill fear. They include information as if it is coming from either a banking institution or government entity with the authority that gives the message gravity.

Chen Zhi, chairman of Prince Group, was arrested by law enforcement officials in Cambodia and extradited to China, government officials said.

The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning consumers to be on the lookout for weight loss and GLP-1 scams.

Learn how to spot fake online casinos, avoid scam bonuses, verify licences, and protect your money with clear warning signs and safety checks.

The City of Texarkana, Texas is warning residents of a phishing scam targeting people applying for planning and zoning permits, and urging them to be vigilant and to call City Hall if they suspect a scam.