scams in new jersey

An 81-year-old South Jersey woman lost about $21,000 after scammers posing as federal officials claimed her bank accounts had been hacked. A UPS driver helped police recover another $15,500 in cash before it could be shipped to California.

A South Jersey senior lost $7,000 in a chilling scam after a caller posing as TD Bank sent a driver directly to her home to collect the cash. Police have now charged a North Jersey man in the case.

New Jersey drivers are being targeted by a fake toll text scam. The message looks real but is designed to steal personal and banking info. Here’s what to watch for and how to protect yourself.

Experts reveal which area codes scammers often use, including foreign islands and major cities. Don’t answer or call back as it could cost you money.

The NJ Board of Public Utilities is alerting those in the Garden State about fraudulent calls for customers of PSE&G, Jersey Central Power and Light, Atlantic City Electric, and Rockland Electric Company.

The days of using "1234" or "password" are over. Find out which weak credentials scammers in New Jersey target and how to protect yourself from getting hacked.

We're almost halfway through February already and it felt like January took way to long to get through.

Phone scams are on the rise at the Jersey Shore.