scam

If you get a scam call or email hang up and don't click on any link in an email that could impact your computer.

Scams and scammers are nothing new. Pharaoh famously fell for the square-wheeled chariot scam back in the day. Ok, I made that up, but it could have happened. Of course, scams these days are easier to pull off with the advent of the internet. All the bad guys need you to do is click a link in an email, for example, and you're sunk.

It's a free app where you type in where you're located and anyone else in the area is now connected where you can share scams or random stuff going on in your area you should be aware of.

It could be a covid lottery scam!

"The scammers are posting in the comments section of our Facebook or Instagram accounts indicating if they want more information on becoming a vendor to contact them. But they are not associated with the farmers market whatsoever."

You'll get a notice from what appears to be from Facebook but it's not from Facebook.

Thanks to the Selah Police Department for bringing this new wave of scams to light!

Another day... another scam! This one by TEXT... from love or mail!

Another day... another scam! This one by TEXT!

I received a phone call from you or this phone number anyway saying that my social security number has been compromised. I would be very interested in finding out if you're involved or not cause I am turning this phone number over to the Federal Trade Commission

The Insurance Commissioner's office offers a website you can go to report anyone charging you for a COVID-19 vaccine.

The scammer is asking for a $250.00 deposit to reserve a puppy. The remaining $300.00 would be paid when the purchaser tries to pick up the puppy.