With so many different forms of cryptocurrency available today, it can be hard to keep up and to know which ones are real.
Don't believe everything you hear. If someone promises high returns on a bitcoin investment, proceed with caution.
Before you settle into your Airbnb, take as many photos and videos of it first—it could save you a lot of money and hassle in the future.
That Netflix email may seem genuine, but be sure to look for any red flags of a scam so you don't fall victim to identity theft.
If you're being charged for the COVID-19 vaccine, you're being scammed. The vaccine is free to all U.S. residents and you cannot buy the vaccine online.
If anyone asks for payment via Amazon gift cards, it's likely a scam, especially if it's someone claiming to be from a government agency.
If a hacker is blackmailing you to get bitcoin, it can be hard to figure out if it's an empty threat or a real one.
Although somewhat harmless, being a target of a brushing scam can mean your information is compromised and could lead to more harmful scams.
Whether it's the IRS, Social Security office, or a relative, be careful with anyone asking for payment via an Apple gift card—it's likely a scam.
Beating this scam is simple—don't pay for anything using gift cards and don't give anyone you don't know or trust your gift card information.