Scams

Information on a scam perpetrated on travelers who are staying in hotel to get credit or debit card numbers and security codes from travelers.

Informative information from the Warrensburg, Missouri Police Department to area residents about how they can protect themselves against scams and fraud.

Well, you have to give the scammers some credit. At least they're being very creative in their efforts to rip of law-abiding Missouri people. There's a new campaign underway trying to convince people that the state is about to send buffaloes over to roam their land and no, I'm not making this up.

Not for love or money. Just know that. I admire the specificity, though. At least Madonna gave me four minutes.

I would love 5 minutes alone with all the scammers of the world. I get so many spam calls on my phone every single day. If you live in Missouri, there are 5 area codes in particular that you should absolutely never answer.

Ya gotta be careful about your money and who you're giving it to, especially this holiday season. They're out, they're ready, and they're willing to lie through their teeth.

I have a few email addresses, like a lot of us out there.  I think I have two personal ones, and two I use for work.

I ain't clickin' on nothin, I ain't callin' anybody back, and if the first thing your call says is "Don't hang up", I've already hung up before you finished that sentence.

Evergy tweeted about a new phone scam targeting their customers. Here's what you need to know.

267 million Facebook users had personal data including Facebook IDs, full names and phone numbers exposed on the dark web available to anybody.