Nigerian Immigrant couple were sentenced to federal prison for "catfishing" scheme using the U.S. postal service.
The Electronic Funds Transfer Act protects consumers from liability for unauthorized transfers from their accounts.
Five years after their 'Blessings in No Time' pyramid scheme, the reality TV couple is facing the consequences.
With the festive season in full swing, the rush to snag post-Black Friday bargains and buy Christmas gifts online has led to a sharp rise in threat levels. For cybercriminals, this is the perfect ...
CR shows you how to avoid falling for deepfake scams, which use AI-manipulated images of celebrities in phony sales pitches.
In this anti-scam guide, CR shows you how to avoid getting ripped off as fraudsters use more sophisticated technology to ...
On Jan. 30, attorneys representing an advocacy organization for black farmers are scheduled to go before an appeals court to ...
According to Dr. Fatou Sankare, a certified ethical hacker, professor, and cyber engineer, a common misconception among Black consumers is that they are not valuable targets of cyberscams, leading ...
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Texas Couple Admits to Defrauding Thousands in ‘Blessings in No Time’ Pandemic ScamA Texas couple accused of running a fraudulent pyramid scheme that preyed on thousands—mainly within the Black community—has ...
The Florida Attorney General’s Office of Statewide Prosecution has filed criminal charges against Charles and Kristin Black, ...
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