Fraud Fighters

Jury Duty Scams

Jury duty scams in Washington state are on the rise. Scammers send targeted calls, emails, and mailings telling potential victims they are in serious trouble for missing past jury duty.

Loan scams, a growing form of fraud, specifically target individuals in debt. These scams, promising quick cash, often result in the loss of the victim's money. Understanding the warning signs and how to protect yourself is important to avoid falling into these traps.

Debt Relief

Have you ever seen commercials or ads for "debt relief" or "debt consolidation services" and wondered if these companies are real? Some are scams, but many offer bad financial advice for high fees. Here are some ways to spot them, and some legitimate resources that can help you.

Tax Scams

It's April, and we all know what that means—it's tax time! While most of us are preparing our taxes, fraudsters are working on ways to scam people out of their money. Here are the latest scams to watch out for and ways to protect yourself.

Teens & Online Fraud

Today's teenagers may be tech savvy, but they still need guidance to stay safe online. Here are some common online scams that target teens, how to spot them, and how to keep your teen safe online.

Government Impersonation Scams

You're going about your day when you receive a text message from the IRS. It says that you didn't correctly file your taxes, and if you don't contact them immediately, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. That would certainly be cause for alarm, but there's no need to panic. There is a strong likelihood that this is a scam.

Financial Institution Impersonation Scams

Do you trust your caller ID? Everything might not be what it seems. Scammers can make their phone calls look like they are coming from any number they choose, including financial institutions or government offices. Learn more about impersonation scams and how to avoid them.