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The trio carried out their scheme for around five years, which involved lying about having foreign government contracts.

"Now that (driver) is on the loose giving other people rides putting other people in danger," the tweet said.

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"How the f**k does health insurance not cover dental and vision? What kind of shenanigans is that?" a Redditor asked.

"If you EVER have someone CALL YOU and say they are your bank, do NOT provide any information over the phone on an INBOUND CALL," he wrote.

"I won't. I can barely look at her already," she replied when the scammer told her she wouldn't be able to look her (non-existent) wife in the face again.

A new study from Buyautoinsurance.com shows that auto-related scams are less likely in the Northwest.

The National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team leadership announcement comes as reports of a possible executive order to regulate crypto have been disputed.

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Elderly victims were tricked into thinking they had won over $1 million in some cases, according to the DOJ.

A Long Island woman's brilliant thinking landed a would-be scammer in police custody.

She lured the man, who claimed over the phone to be a bail bondsman helping her grandson, to her home, where officers tackled him.

After binge-watching their way through "The Puppet Master" on Netflix, true-crime enthusiasts want to know everything about Robert Freegard and Sandra Clifton today.

"We intend to make sure that those operations are no longer doing to customers and patients what they have been doing," Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said.

"Nano silver" has been touted by figures like Alex Jones as a treatment or cure for a host of ailments despite no evidence that it's safe or effective.

The gift card scam has affected around 21 percent of adults, according to recent studies, with experts also warning against the common act.

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"Being blind has taught me that honestly, ya aren't good," the man said.

Adam Joiner took $14 million from Asian investment firms by falsely claiming he was making a Netflix-backed movie called "Legends," which focused on Paul Bunyan, John Henry and other American folklore figures.

"The number of reported scam attempts reached levels we haven't seen in more than a decade," an IRS official said.

Hunter VanPelt, also known as Ellen Corkrum, received over $6 million out of roughly $7.9 million in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans.

Self-proclaimed "Doctor of Naturopathy" Howard L. Young told his victims he had cured himself of cancer using ineffective "holistic" methods like exercise, nutritional supplements and acupuncture.

The man and his accomplices falsely identified themselves as attorneys, court officials and federal agents while extorting millions of dollars from thousands of immigrants.

Acting U.S. Attorney Stephanie Hinds said that scammer Roger Karlsson "will have plenty of time to think about the harm he has caused" after being sentenced for carrying out the "frighteningly callous scheme."

"These criminals are psychological manipulators who are very good at what they do," said Chesterton police Sgt. Dave Virijevich.

Between October 2020 and May 2021, almost 7,000 people in the U.S. lost $80 million to cryptocurrency scammers.

A woman in Texas lost $5K after trying to quickly purchase a home for herself and her boyfriend when it turned out to be a scam.

The scam, involving a fake BBC news article, is not the only one to have cheated people out of money recently.

The man used an illegal method called SIM-swapping to impersonate his victims and then hack into their phones and personal account.

The indictment for selling bleach as a "miracle" cure for COVID-19 and other illnesses comes exactly one year after former President Donald Trump suggested injecting "disinfectant" as a treatment for the virus.