scams

The scammer has done some research and knows something about the targeted business and uses that knowledge to get the employees to trust him.

This sounds like something out of a movie, but it's a real scam that has apparently had some success.

Keep an eye out for these signs to ensure you're not getting scammed

The Casper Police Department recently made residents aware of a scam that was designed to extort money from a Casper community member.

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Nationwide in 2019, consumers reported losing over $1.9 billion to fraud.

When signing documents this year, don't abbreviate 2020. This is simple advice that is easy to follow, and important to know.

It's OK to go through life with a little skepticism in your back pocket. It may even save you money!

If they pressure you about giving up personal information — like your credit card or Social Security number — it’s likely a scam.

On Wednesday, October 22nd at approximately 8:00pm, a white Lincoln Town Car was traveling east on West 13th Street. The vehicle left the roadway and struck the residence at 1226 Locust Street. The driver of the vehicle then ran from the scene. The Casper Police Department needs your help in identifying the driver of the vehicle.

The Casper Police Department would like to warn people about scams that are going on.

When we have a disaster or scare such as the Ebola threat, there are scumbags who will be happy to pull your heartstrings, and then take your money. The Better Business Bureau is referencing a fund raiser on GoFundMe for the nurse who is currently being treated in Atlanta, Georgia for Ebola...