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Social Security scams are on the rise in WA State, targeting unsuspecting people with threats and false promises. Learn how to spot these scams, what to do if you've been targeted, and how to safely access your Social Security information without falling victim to fraud. Stay informed and protect your identity with these essential tips.

BEWARE; If you have a student loan and you're waiting for a notice to tell you your debt has been lessened or erased watch for scammers.

Your phone's scam function might not even detect it!

Make sure to take this out immediately to avoid being scammed this holiday season.👛

Fraudulent business owner did actually file people's annual reports, but charged them over twice the actual cost.

The scam first appeared in 2022, returned to our area in 2023, and this fall it's back again

There is a new scam in Washington State and these are the things you need to know so you don't fall victim to it.

  Kennewick Police and other law enforcement agencies are warning citizens the fake gold scam is back. Suspects try to get people to buy gold jewelry because they need cash It begins with people approaching 'victims' in parking lots of grocery and convenience stores and other public venues, and telling them various stories bout how they need cash or are trying to sell expensive jewelry to survive.

If it doesn't feel right, it's not.

If you're NOT expecting a package, there is NO reason to click on it.

Remember, if something is too good to be true, like getting $85,000 for free, it is probably too good and, more than likely, a scam.

uthorities say a "concerned citizen" recently told Officers they received a call from someone saying their Pacific Power bill was overdue.