On February 3, 2026, police in Boerne, Texas (near San Antonio) warned the public about an online luxury car scam that has already cost victims about $40,000. According to the Boerne Police Department, scammers used a fake company name — “Always Boerne” — to advertise high-end luxury vehicles online and collect money through online payments….
If you’ve booked a train ticket online lately, read this before you buy. A real train ticket scam made headlines on January 6, 2026, after a traveler tried to purchase an Amtrak ticket and ended up on a fake booking route that looked official. Scammers are now using the same trick across the U.S., and…
If you live in the U.S., chances are high you’ve already seen it: “Your USPS / UPS / FedEx package is on hold due to an address issue. Click here to fix it.” These messages look urgent. They arrive when you’re actually waiting for a delivery. And that’s exactly why they work. Americans are being…
If you’re buying a used car in Connecticut, especially from a private seller on Facebook Marketplace, be careful—there’s a scam going around where stolen cars are made to look “clean.” In a recent Connecticut case, investigators said stolen vehicles were being traded or sold using changed VIN details and paperwork that looked real, so buyers…
In January 2026, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued an urgent FMCSA Scam Alert warning about an alarming rise in fake FMCSA emails and phishing attacks targeting motor carriers and logistics companies. These scammers are impersonating FMCSA officials to trick businesses into providing sensitive information or clicking on dangerous links that could infect…