Identity theft protection services are your first line of digital defense, alerting you to irregularities in your credit ...

A few months ago, I received a congratulations letter on my upcoming enrollment at the Ultimate Medical Academy in Tampa, Florida. “Welcome to UMA’s Healthcare Management associate degree program ...

The letter I got in the mail came out of the blue from a bank I’ve never done business with. I was informed they had received my application to open a Frontier Airlines credit card, but were declining ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Americans are losing billions of dollars each year to fraud as identity theft cases continue to climb — and experts say it’s becoming harder to detect. More than 1 million ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Scams and identity theft cost South Carolina consumers nearly $8.5 million in 2025, according to the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs’ annual Identity Theft and Scams ...

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A new report reveals a shift in how cybercriminals are stealing your personal information. The Identity Theft Resource, a national nonprofit, on Tuesday released its Trends in ...

Scams like phishing and business identity theft are rising fast, with businesses losing billions. Protect your company by ...

It started with a voicemail from a Hertz rental car location in Miami, Florida. A 57-year-old woman in Los Alamitos, California, was asked when she planned to return a Mercedes-Benz she had never ...

They may show up as a small card charge, a strange IRS letter, a missing bill or an Explanation of Benefits for care you never received. Each one can look like routine mail or another account notice.

If a phone you didn't order arrives on your doorstep, there's a good chance someone's trying to scam you. Here's how to recognize this scam and make sure you don't get tricked.

Media release provided by SCDOR. COLUMBIA, S.C. – Scams and identity theft cost South Carolina consumers nearly $8.5 million in 2025, according to SCDCA’s annual Identity Theft and Scams Report. The ...