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Someone has been posing as a school district employee and trying to collect these Chromebooks.

New scams related to the coronavirus, and some not, are popping up all over the Capital Region. Here are a few of the latest.

There is a lot of information that we need to be aware of during this pandemic. Now local law enforcement is warning of a scam that involves impersonating police officers.

A group of scammers set up a fake coronavirus testing site in North Greenbush and may have stolen people's insurance information, identity info, and money.

People across the nation are getting phone calls (many from a New York number) claiming that they are qualified for a $1,000 to $14,000 in relief from COVID-19 from the federal government. Sounds great, right? It's not.....it's a lie.

No, these kinds of scams aren't new.  But, there is a new type of phone scam going around Saratoga that can be pretty convincing.
Especially when you think it's from a figure of authority.  News Channel 13 wrote about a new warning issued about a phone scam happening in Saratoga..…

According to the Better Business Bureau website this is just the latest, and very effective, hack in a long line of internet hacks that we’ve seen this year.

It seems in today's day in age, everyone is out to get someone. It is apparent someone is looking to take advantage of people during a heatwave, beware.

Ahhh a good old phone scam. Well, good is not the right word, worthless people with nothing better to do than scam people, yeah that's more like it.

Your phone rings of vibrates, you look down at it, and you see your own number calling you.  No, this isn't some weird urban legend or episode of the 'Twilight Zone.'  It's a scam that's been going on! And according to News 10 abc, it's been happening acr…

Two men were arrested in connection with a credit card skimmer scam. Do you know how to spot one?

News 10 abc has posted about a new FedEx warning regarding e-mail scams.  Specifically, e-mails are being sent to people with the subject "FedEx: Delivery Problems Notification."  The e-mail however leads those who click to a virus that infects their computer...