The Better Business Bureau is warning Facebook users of a scam that tempts your appetite for information.

The city says APX Alarm Security Solution Company is upsetting some residents with their sales tactics, though the company is not accused of any wrongdoing.

Wayne County Sheriff Carey Winders says one man has lost more than $100,000 to scam artists and still thinks his payday is coming.

Authorities say people across the country are getting checks that appear to be from the state government in Tennessee.

The Better Business Bureau of Eastern Carolina says scam artists are now using the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a lure to scam people.

Officials say scam artists are claiming to be with the well-known charity, telling people they've won a sweepstakes.

The saying "there's no such thing as a free lunch" comes to mind on this scam.

This scam starts when a hacker gets control of an email account and starts writing people in the address book.

The Federal Trade Commission has created a “teaser” website for a fictitious lending company that warns consumers about how easy it is to be fooled by scammers charging up-front fees for bogus loans.

Let's face it: Millions of people are now being followed on Facebook. And with that many people gathered in one place, there's no surprise scammers are using it to rip you off.

If you looking for a new place to live but have to do all you house hunting on line. Be aware, scammers are hijacking bona fide rental and real estate listings, that could not only leave you homeless, but penniless.

The ink is barely dry on the new federal health insurance law and scammers are already using this new law to con consumers into buying phony health policies.

Scammed out for hundreds of dollars because you thought you won a lottery overseas and wired money overseas to receive your winnings? Well now, you will get your money back.

The FBI says scam artists are using fake checks in two ways to scam you out of your money.

Officials say one woman paid $1,700 on a $225 loan with an online payday lender.

The census happens every ten years, but a lot has changed since 2000, including the tactics of scam artists.

Cybercrooks are using "tweets" to bait people.

The Better Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina says Facebook users should watch out for a fake email claiming to be from the social networking website.

The BBB of Eastern North Carolina says this scam has already duped one person out of $80,000.

Find out why 60% of firms polled say they worry about employees using Facebook on office computers.

The Better Business Bureau serving Eastern North Carolina says people have been getting phony text messages, a scam practice known as "smishing."

The FDA says they are finding fake pills of the federally-approved weight loss product called Alli.

Using modern DNA technology instead of a traditional pap smear may be able to detect invasive cervical cancers earlier.

Find out how to make sure your donation gets to the earthquake victims, not to a scam artist.

The Better Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina has released their top ten scams of 2009 in hopes you'll be able to bystep them in 2010.