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Scammers will prey on folks when we are at our lowest and now is a great time for thieves to take advantage of the situation.

While I'm much happier talking about the good things that are happening in our community with regard to coronavirus, remember, there will always be someone out there trying to take advantage of you and your family!

According to People, Corcoran lost $388,700 due to a phishing scheme that targeted her office.

Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana has seen an uptick in calls from consumers regarding an employment opportunity involving wrapping your car

There is a new scam that all Netflix users need to know.

Did you receive a call like this?

The scammers have reportedly been able to "spoof" the number so that it looks like the call is coming from your loved one's phone.

If you are thinking that you could find someone out side the Mercedes-Benz Superdome selling a spare pair - beware.

Barksdale Federal Credit Union took to their Facebook page to make sure that their customers know that they are NOT contacting their customers asking for their personal information.

The authorities warn that if you receive a phone call that sounds a bit like this - report it to the police, Swepco, or the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center right away.

The crooks threaten unknowing residents with immediate jail time if they don't comply - but the real IRS doesn't work that way.

Be warned, these grifters are suspected to be well prepared, with phony work gear and paperwork.