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COVID Loans Were Meant For Businesses. DOJ Says $170K Went To His Personal Account

A North Carolina man has pleaded guilty after federal prosecutors said he obtained more than $170,000 from COVID-era business loan programs using false applications. Phillip … Read More

She Claimed A Mortgage Company Sent Her. Deputies Say The Homeowner Was Right To Refuse

Authorities in Cochise County, Arizona, are asking residents to report similar encounters after a woman claiming to work for a mortgage company approached the home … Read More

Lisa Nelson Brandon (left) and Maria Hanson

Her Grandmother Thought Community-Theater Tickets Were $80. Then The Cast Found The Scam

A Wisconsin community-theater cast is warning families and theatergoers after suspected fake ticket listings appeared online for its upcoming summer production. Oconomowoc Community Theater organizers … Read More

Prime Day Packages Are On The Way. So Are Fake Delivery Texts About Missing Orders

Shoppers waiting for Amazon Prime Day orders are being warned to watch for fake delivery messages that can look like routine shipping updates. FOX59’s Money … Read More

She Thought Oprah Backed The Weight-Loss Video. The Bottles Told A Different Story

A Wisconsin woman says a fake celebrity endorsement on Instagram convinced her to buy a weight-loss product after a video appeared to show Oprah Winfrey … Read More

A $2.86M Shipment Was Headed To Japan. Police Say Fake Documents Put It On The Wrong Truck

A California truck driver was arrested in Indiana after police said he used fraudulent documents to obtain a nearly 40,000-pound industrial shipment worth more than … Read More

The Buyer’s Payment Looked Real. Deputies Say Marketplace Sellers Lost Vehicles Anyway

Mississippi deputies are warning Facebook Marketplace sellers about a payment scam that can leave victims without their vehicle, equipment, or the money they expected to … Read More

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Fake Utility Customers Kept Lights And Gas On At 2,000 Properties. He Got Nearly 8 Years

A Chicago man has been sentenced to 92 months in federal prison for arranging unpaid utility service at more than 2,000 properties through fake customer … Read More

Elderly Victims Sent Cash Through Uber And Lyft. He Pleaded Guilty To Laundering It

A Cleveland man pleaded guilty in federal court to laundering money tied to an international grandparent fraud scheme that used rideshare drivers to move cash … Read More

COVID Loans Were Meant For Businesses. DOJ Says $170K Went To His Personal Account

She Claimed A Mortgage Company Sent Her. Deputies Say The Homeowner Was Right To Refuse

Her Grandmother Thought Community-Theater Tickets Were $80. Then The Cast Found The Scam

Prime Day Packages Are On The Way. So Are Fake Delivery Texts About Missing Orders

She Thought Oprah Backed The Weight-Loss Video. The Bottles Told A Different Story

A $2.86M Shipment Was Headed To Japan. Police Say Fake Documents Put It On The Wrong Truck

The Buyer’s Payment Looked Real. Deputies Say Marketplace Sellers Lost Vehicles Anyway

Fake Utility Customers Kept Lights And Gas On At 2,000 Properties. He Got Nearly 8 Years

Elderly Victims Sent Cash Through Uber And Lyft. He Pleaded Guilty To Laundering It

Fake Mercedes and $3.5M Prize Call Costs Columbus County Resident $6,500

Police Say ATM Withdrawals Drained $19,590 From TANF Accounts in One Morning. Wider Losses Top $100K

They Found Rentals on Facebook, Paid Money, and Tried To Move In. Police Say the Listings Were Fake

Credit Union Froze the Account. Then Police Say Two Suspects Still Tried to Cash a Bad Check

A Georgia Doctor Billed Medicaid $4.3M for Services, Prosecutors Say Were Never Done