Fraud & Identity Protection Blog Posts

Don't fall victim to computer virus scams. If you receive an unexpected call regarding a virus taking over your computer - BEWARE! It may be a computer virus scam.

Thinking about applying for a payday loan online? Before you do, learn how scammers use illicit schemes to intimidate or take advantage of you in a time of need.

Beware of text message scams claiming your account has been frozen or compromised, especially if it asks for personal information.

There are many variations of the fake check scam. Here are some tips that can help you avoid falling victim to the numerous check scams and keep your money safe.

The lure of get rich quick offers is hard to resist, but these schemes are usually too good to be true. Don't become the victim of a card cracking fraud scam.

Low-tech fraud is on the rise, even in the digital era. Don't forget to protect yourself and your loved ones from non-digital identity theft.

Identity theft affects 1 in 14 Americans every year. This identity theft Q&A explains how identity theft happens, how to recognize it, and how to deal with it.

Tax refund fraud can happen to anyone. Learn more about protecting yourself from potential tax refund fraud and other types of identity theft.

Your computer can be your best friend, but it can also be downright dangerous - if it gets infected with a virus. Learn more about computer virus scams and tech scams.