scams

Idahoans are being warned about brushing scams involving mystery packages and now, scammers are using QR codes to trick you into revealing your personal info.

Frustrated workers in Idaho are getting bombarded by fake recruiter texts promising high pay and low hours. Here’s what scammers are after.

Scammers are taking advantage over Idaho's confusion about tariffs. Learn about two new scams circulating throughout the state.

Call us naïve, but we didn’t realize that an uptick in the number of scam calls you receive could be a sign that your information was involved in a data breach.

You should end the call immediately if the person on the other end utters a certain four-word phrase.

It’s not unusual for Idahoans to have multiple email accounts.

How many times have you had to complete a cyber security training for your job?

Cruise ship passengers who hide ducks on vacation are being targeted as part of a new scam.

The United States Postal Inspection Service is warning Idahoans about a dangerous type of scam called “vishing.” It’s a variation of a “phishing” scam

We don’t know about you, but filling up the tank is one of those “adulting chores” that ranks right up there with folding fitted sheets or battling soap scum in your shower.

As a radio station, we’ve experienced first hand just how skeptical Idahoans can be when they receive a call from a number they don’t recognize.

While most scams in California look to damage you financially, some scams can harm you physically and potentially could lead to death.