Fake claims. The old is new. Prolonged treatments. Workers’ comp insurance is a way for employers to protect their employees who get hurt while working on the job. You may … Continue reading →

In 2018, there were quite a few notable examples of insurance fraud cases. And the most notorious ones actually make the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud’s “Insurance Fraud Hall of Shame“! … Continue reading →

Do you get email? Then you are getting email scams. Hopefully this type of email is ending up in your junk or spam email folder, but just in case a … Continue reading →

 Don’t Get Scammed by the Toy Hype. Every year leading up to the holiday season, the press starts to publish their “top toys for Christmas” lists. From the craze for … Continue reading →

Robocalls and the 2018 Health Insurance Open Enrollment Period. Open Enrollment is the perfect time for robocall scammers to take advantage of unsuspecting consumers. Between November 1st through December 15th, … Continue reading →

Porch Pirates No More! With the holiday season coming soon, many people will be getting more packages than normal delivered to their homes. But with more deliveries come more package … Continue reading →

Burglars Who Scout Out Targets from Obituary Notices. People who prey on the innocent with scams and robberies are despicable. But there are no words to describe the actions of … Continue reading →

Overpayment scams might be here to stay – but you can protect yourself. By now, many people have heard about this common scam. In a nutshell, it works like this: … Continue reading →

What is phone bill cramming? Sometimes phone companies add extra fees to your phone bill (cell and landline) for services that you didn’t use or request. This is called phone … Continue reading →

The “Federal Student Tax”: It’s not real. Scammers look for targets throughout the calendar year, but around this time, as students and their families prepare for the beginning of school, … Continue reading →