There's a scam making the rounds this summer that begins with a cordial invitation in your email but can have devastating consequences on your travel rewards.
They will manipulate the photos to make it look like the animal is hurt and then call the pet's owner, promising to reunite them for a fee.
A man who was scammed out of $172,000 is speaking out in hopes of raising awareness and preventing others from falling victim to social media scams.
The deacon was arrested in Kentucky for allegedly scamming and conning a woman for three years.
7 On Your Side has the warning signs you need to know so you don't get duped out of your summer vacation rental.
Dramatic body camera footage shows Monday's arrests, with one suspect pinned to the ground, and the other pulled out of a waiting getaway car.