If you get a phone call congratulating you for winning the Random House Sweepstakes, hang up! It's a crook angling to get your cash. (Read Blog)

This one makes me angry! Some credit card companies are taking advantage of their customers now... four months before the new Credit Card Bill of Rights takes effect. (Read Blog)

I know this is a little early, but the holidays are creeping up on us. PriceGrabber.com just completed an interesting consumer survey. (Read Blog)

These days it's so easy to buy anything online, but don't buy a pet sight unseen. Scammers aren't picky. They'll go after anyone they perceive is naiive... including someone looking for a pet. (Read Blog)

Now's the time to toughen up your exterior and make it harder for crooks to fool you. Last year 10 million people were victims of identity theft. Make it your goal... not to become a victim. (Read Blog)

If you're trying to sell something on craigslist don't be surprised if you hear from someone named James Cannon of Great Britain. (Read Blog)

An interesting notice showed up in my mailbox. You might have received one, too. It invites you to attend a local seminar hosted by National Grants Conferences. (Read Blog)

If you're looking for a job don't be surprised if you get an offer from a company requiring you to head to a specific website to get a credit check. Only one is absolutely free with no strings attached! (Read Blog)

You'd think the crooks would latch onto a new scam since this one is so overdone! They keep mailing fake checks, asking you to cash them, then go shopping, and while you're at it... wire cash to Canada. (Read Blog)

The next time you get a long distance call... check it before you pick up. (Read Blog)

Recently, I've been getting a lot of calls from viewers who are making poor decisions when it comes to their most important asset, their home. And no wonder, national statistics show one in every 355 homes is in the foreclosure process. With foreclosures up 32% it's no wonder the scam artists are out in full force. Make sure you talk to qualified, trustworthy experts to get the best advice if you're behind on your mortgage payments. You can't afford to lose this game. (Read Blog)

When you see the word "gov" in an email or text you might think you're dealing with Uncle Sam. It could be a crook waiting to pounce. (Read Blog)

Thanks to Linda of Fountain who told me about a new twist on the lottery scam. You won't believe this one... she was told she'd be arrested if she didn't comply with the criminals! (Read Blog)

Be careful of offers you get over the telephone from strangers. (Read Blog)

Thanks for sending me your fraudulent sweepstakes notices and checks... and by the way... keep them coming. (Read Blog)

One of our viewers had to learn a lesson the hard way. I want to help you be ready...like a good scout! (Read Blog)

Don't let members of the Nigerian mafia get to you. They are still hard at work mailing out lotto letters. Don't believe a stinking word they say! (Read Blog)

If you get a call from (305) 356-9999 out of Miami, Florida... tell them to immediately take you off their list... or just don't answer. (Read Blog)

My co-anchor Don Ward received one of the craziest email scams! This one plays off of soccer fans. You won't believe what the bad guys want you to do to collect a million bucks. (Read Blog)

Don't believe everything you read. Crooks will lie to get their hands on your money. Even if it's $20! (Read Blog)

Those who know me say it takes a lot to get me fired up. Well, this scam which preys upon the hearing impaired makes me fume! (Read Blog)

A Colorado Springs man wanted to know if he had really won the Reader's Digest Sweepstakes. (Read Blog)