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Scammers are getting bolder—pretending to be trusted companies or even government agencies—and they’re targeting older adults to drain their life savings. The FTC reports these cases are on the rise, and the losses can be huge. This article shares what to watch for so you can spot the warning signs and help protect yourself before it’s too late.

Scammers are faking caller ID to impersonate local law enforcement, hoping to get you to pay. Learn how this scam works so you can avoid it.

Have you ever gotten a text message about a package coming via the United States Postal Service? Maybe it confirmed your order, said a package is out for delivery, or said there's a problem like unpaid postage, a missed delivery, or you need to update your shipping preferences.

From time to time, SHAZAM® is made aware of situations that may pose a risk to our clients. This information can come from various sources. When we’re made aware, we’ll in turn make you aware.

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On March 6, 2025, federal, state, and local government, non-profit organizations, and private companies are joining forces to help protect consumers from scams. Over the years, scams have grown and evolved in scale and sophistication.

An unexpected package from an unknown sender arrives in your name. You open it and find a note that says it’s a gift, but it doesn't say who sent it. The note also says to scan a QR code to find out who sent it — or to get instructions on how to return it. Did someone really send you a gift? Or is it an attempt to steal your personal information?