Scam

Scammers are now calling to offer you a reward for taking a COVID-19 vaccine survey. It's not really a thing.

If found guilty on all the charges, the suspect faces over 15 years in prison.

The Grand Rapids Police department say they've received several complaints about scam in which callers are impersonating Police Chief Eric Payne.

Scammers will pose as someone's child or grandchild.

Ugh, if only scammers took a break during the holidays (or during a pandemic!) - but nope. Michigan's Attorney General Dana Nessel recently issued an alert about scams related to DTE Energy.

Have you seen any signs soliciting COVID-19 patients to help "test the validity" of the vaccine? Experts say it's a scam.

AG Nessel reminds unemployment recipients that UIA will never ask for personal information through an email.

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.

Technically it's not new, but it's not been making headlines for much of this year, so with everything else 2020 has brought to us, this is new.

As if the Coronavirus itself isn't enough to worry about.

Some people are getting calls while others have scammers coming right up to their doorstep.