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Giving to worthy causes on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving has become a tradition for people who want to help charities and nonprofits. But the Better鈥�

Online romance scammers have swindled U.S. and Canadian consumers out of nearly $1 billion in the last three years, the Better Business Bureau reported鈥�

Consumers in the St. Louis region reported losses of nearly $200,000 to the Better Business Bureau last year due to scams.The non-profit said its online鈥�

Scammers are successfully using phone calls, emails and pop-up messages on computer screens to convince American consumers that their computers are鈥�

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Keep your guard up, gentle consumers. There are anglers among us.Here are four recent alerts worth noting:1. Illinois Attorney General Sues Student Loan鈥�

Midwesterners are often known for their kindness and, unfortunately, some people take advantage of it, especially during the holidays.Host Don Marsh鈥�