Scam

Scam text messages are once again being sent to Texans.

The Odessa Police Department is warning residents about a new puppy scam targeting locals. Scammers are impersonating the Odessa Animal Shelter, offering fake Dachshund puppies for sale and requesting payment through Apple Pay or gift cards. Stay alert and report suspicious activity!

Scams are always annoying, especially when they try to mess with someone's living area.

Nobody likes scams in Texas, especially ones that target your phone.

Scammers posing as sheriff’s deputies are calling residents, but authorities warn that real deputies will never request money over the phone.

With these gifts comes a card that asks, “do you want to know who this is from?” prompting you to scan a QR code that apparently hacks into your phone, steals your information, and wipes your card and accounts clean.

Find out how a former Texas stripper scammed her way into making her own NASCAR race team.

A new scam in the Lone Star State is using your phone to gain access to your bank account. Here's what is known.

Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Emails Impersonating Texas Comptroller

Beware the scam!

Protect yourself from COVID-19 vaccine phishing emails with these helpful tips.

The Holidays Are Here And While Everyone Is In Good Spirits, The Scammers Are About To Get Busier Than Ever.