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I've seen it and thought WOW, what a deal. Have you? It's an offer for free tickets on Southwest Airlines. Holy Cow!

Crypto scams are being described as the "flavor of the year."

You're not the only one who's excited about Prime Day... scammers are too.

Before you get TOO excited about that great deal you just found, do your research.

Protect yourself not just from the virus but from scammers, too.

You may be hoping to get a great deal on one of the hottest gifts of the season, but be aware, the site you're buying from might not be a legit seller.

The app itself self isn't a scam, but the way people are using it, especially when trying to buy things online from individuals, is when the scam happens.

The company had even claimed they were donating proceeds to cancer and suicide prevention charities.

The business currently has an "F" rating from the Better Business Bureau.

Unfortunately, some people use the season of giving as a season of taking.

Same story, different year; don't get scammed.

There are some questions about the event producers as well as the charity it benefits.