Scams

Our neighborhood may be being scammed out of their money by someone who wasn't ACTUALLY playing the violin.

Scammers are going to new lows in order to scam people out of money. The Ada County Sheriff's Office is warning locals what to watch for.

Idaho Power (headquartered in Boise, Idaho) strives to always be there for their customers, and in this circumstance, they’re giving us a heads up and warning all Idahoans of the recent scams that seem to be happening more and more frequently.

As rental scams become more frequent throughout the Treasure Valley, a local resident tells his story in an effort to warn others.

Our neighborhood may be being scammed out of their money by someone who wasn't ACTUALLY playing the violin.

We thought we were getting a new puppy, but instead, we were scammed out of $750 and the puppy didn't exist. Oh, how do these people live with themselves?! After falling victim to a gut-wrenching puppy scam, and I'll share every step in the process so the same thing doesn't happen to you.

If you got an e-mail from your boss asking for help with a errand, you probably wouldn't think twice about doing the task they asked requested of you. But what if the person on the other end of that e-mail wasn't actually your boss? It could cost you thousands!