scams

The FTC warns that scammers are sending fraudulent texts that mimic legitimate rewards alerts.

Montana's Secretary of State has issued a warning to business owners regarding deceptive mail and email solicitations that appear official but are not.

While the holidays should bring joy, some Montanans are dealing with scammers exploiting their loved ones’ situations. It's critical to know how to stay safe.

Scammers are now targeting peer to peer payment apps and promising free money.

Staying safe online in 2024 is becoming increasingly difficult, with more and more scams being used to steal identities, money, and even hearts. Deepfakes created with artificial intelligence will make it even easier for identity theft to occur.

See what scams are most common in Montana.

Montanans need to protect themselves by never answering a call from these 5 area codes.

Attorney General Austin Knudsen is reminding Montanans to be aware of common scams, which tend to increase during the holiday season, as they begin Christmas shopping.

July is National Military Consumer Protection Month, and Montana Attorney General Tim Fox addressed this issue recently on Montana Talks.

The Attorney General's Office of Consumer Protection and AARP Montana collaboratively trained volunteers this week who will in turn educate community groups in several Montana cities about scams, fraud, and identity theft.