Identity theft is stressful, and it can do tremendous damage to your finances. It’s important to recognize the signs early.
Post from Community: Exposed to Scams: Can challenging consumers’ beliefs protect them from fraud?
New findings from a two-year study bring researchers closer to understanding why some people are more likely to lose money to financial fraud.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: Working with your insurance company after a disaster
The Better Business Bureau offers these tips to consumers working with insurance.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: What to know before signing up for a free trial offer
Consumers get to “try before they buy,” and sellers get to cultivate interest in their product and hopefully make a sale. That said, there are a few aspects of free trials consumers should be aware of if they want to avoid unwanted charges.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: Thinking of sharing your senior photo on Facebook? Think twice!
Watch out, scammers or hackers who surf through social media sites will see these #ClassOf2021 posts, and will now have the name of your high school and graduation year, which are common online security questions.
Post from Community: BBB Wisconsin navigated, adjusted, saw record numbers in pandemic year
The past year was unprecedented for the BBB Serving Wisconsin in many ways related to statistics. All in all, we saw a large increase in many areas. Our numbers increased for complaint filing, “Get a Quote” submissions, investigations conducted, advertising review challenges, press releases sent, and media coverage.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: Concerned about ID theft? File early and considering using an IRS PIN
The United States’ tax season is here, and so are the scammers. Con artists use the Social Security numbers of unsuspecting Americans to file phony tax returns and steal refunds. One way to protect this information is to use an Identity Protection PIN issued by the IRS.
Post from Community: BBB Scam Alert: New round of stimulus checks could trigger more cons
A second round of stimulus checks was announced in December by the IRS for most Americans, and for many, the money has already landed in their bank accounts. For others, the wait continues as the distribution of the refunds is still taking place. BBB warns this is an ideal situation for potential scammers to take advantage of consumers.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: Five resolutions for a fraud-free new year
By taking just a few practical measures, you can help make the upcoming year fraud-free for you and your family.
Post from Community: BBB Tip: Don’t get scammed out of a gift card this season
With the holiday season in full swing, experts believe the online trend will continue and the days of grabbing a gift card off the shelf as a last-minute option may transition as well. Before purchasing a gift card online, BBB offers tips for keeping your purchase safe.
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