Scams

Scammers need just a few seconds of a person’s voice—usually taken from clips uploaded to social media—to impersonate them. That has experts and average people worried.

AARP says military families and veterans are almost 40% more likely than civilians to become victims of scammers, and 80% of the attacks specifically take aim at their military benefits.

Scam artists stole more than $1,000 from Clementine’s last week, using an elaborate scam that began with allegations of counterfeit bill passing.

The codes allow businesses to digitize menus or direct customers to payment sites, but scammers have used them to get personal information from people.

The Illinois Department of Public Health runs a legitimate COVID-19 testing site at St. Clair Square, but another site popped up without permission.

About 13,000 people were victims of government impersonation scams in the U.S. last year, at a cost of almost $110 million.

The St. Louis Health Department and Missouri National Guard turned away more than 450 people from a COVID-19 vaccination event Thursday and Friday due to invalid email confirmations.

Internet security officials in St. Louis and around the country report a growing number of email scams that stole more than a billion dollars from…

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