Some scam artists are boldly using the name of the Federal Trade Commission to try to convince you, you've hit it big. Technology is helping them trick people.

The Better Business Bureau says watch out for what you dial.

The three men, claiming to have been rescued from financial ruin by divine intervention, went to homes and churches across North and South Carolina spreading tales of financial rescue.

It's something we all need to be vigilant about, people who want to scam us.

EPPICards are used by 15 states, including North Carolina, as a way to receive child support payments.

Before you buy a used car online, the Better Business Bureau says you better brush up on escrow fraud first.

The FBI is warning about an email trying to make people who lost money on scams think their ship is about to come in.

A Morehead City woman had thousands of dollars stolen from her..only she's never saw the person who did it...Because she was scammed over the Internet.

The Better Business Bureau is warning business owners in North Carolina about a scam.

It seems scam artists are taking tax time to a whole new level this year.

A viewer asked us to check out an email that sounded too good to be true.

The email claims you'll get your economic stimulus check faster by filling out a form online.

Some scam artists want to take advantage of your generosity to make a quick buck.

A Greenville Police detective's job is track down scam artists.

Fake Internal Revenue Service e-mails are circulating online that promise to help people get their economic stimulus tax refunds quicker.

Halifax County authorities say people are getting duped into buying property that isn't really for sale.

Travel agents say it's a good idea to check out budget priced trips.

They look like legitimate emails from legitimate financial institutions, but they're not.

It's a new twist on the economic stimulus check scams.

Suzie Baker got a lottery scam email with a new twist.

Some North Carolina residents are getting bad information about how to register to vote through robocalls.

Toyota has issued a scam alert on its blog, "Open Road."

An email going around about changes to North Carolina's laws about talking on a cell phone while driving is not true.

One of our viewers is offering proof of one of the scams the IRS has been warning us about.

If the word “void” shows up on a photocopy of a check you receive, it does not necessarily mean it’s a scam.