The Better Business Bureau is warning Montana job seekers to be on the lookout for seasonal scams. Montana Marketplace Director Dan Buchta says a common scheme involves overpaying employees.
This week is National Consumer Protection Week. Montana Attorney General Tim Fox is warning the public about the type of scams that can occur and what to look out for.
The Montana Department of Justice reminds the public to keep an eye out for online shopping scams, identity theft attempts, and false charity solicitations during the upcoming holiday season.
In a press release issued on Tuesday, Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen is warning Missoula residents to be aware of “storm chasers,” or contractors who come to communities recovering from a serious storm and solicit repair work, sometimes doing shoddy work or committing insurance fraud...
Montana’s Office of Consumer Protection facilitated the return of more than five million dollars to the state’s citizens last year.
Attorney General Tim Fox’s Office of Consumer Protection wants to warn Montana consumers about door-to-door home repair scams that pop up in Montana every summer.
The Montana State Department of Justice Office of Consumer Protection is warning Montanans about possible identity theft scams related to medical and health insurance services like the new Affordable Healthcare Act exchanges.
Bank customers in the Bitterroot Valley were contacted by phone or text Wednesday morning and told their debit cards had been 'locked', and to enter their card numbers on the phone. Marketing Manager Owen Robbins at Farmers State Bank in Hamilton said the bank received over a hundred calls.
Whenever a tragedy like the ordeal of the three women who were kidnapped and sexually assaulted for over a decade in Cleveland, Ohio receives national media attention, generous people want to help the victims financially.