YouTube star Kitboga delights his 3.3 million followers with his many characters and laughs at the expense of online criminals. Bob sits down with him for a humorous and enlightening conversation.
The media dubs a 15-year-old "Baby Al Capone" after he steals millions from Michael Terpin's cryptocurrency wallets
In this bonus episode, Bob sits down with AARP’s Amy Nofziger to discuss the most prevalent scams targeting consumers throughout the holiday season and what to be on the lookout for.
There could be something far more sinister behind the common scam calls we all receive. Many scammers are human trafficking victims who are lured to Southeast Asia and locked up in prison-like compounds.
David’s online friendship with a woman in the Philippines leads to the loss of his home, his business and his friends, but he finds healing through helping others.
When Marcia needs help with her Amazon order, a search for the company’s customer service number goes very wrong. Criminals deceive search engines, presenting consumers with fake results that look very real.
In this special episode, we learn how criminals are using artificial intelligence to their advantage and what to look out for. We use examples with Bob’s own voice to show how it’s being done.
Bob checks in with USPIS Inspector Clayton Gerber for an update on the Maria Duval psychic impostor mail scam and learns the role Epsilon, one of the world’s largest data firms, played in the scheme.
Caring for ailing dogs is a passion for Helen, but her nonprofit dog hospice is threatened when she receives a message from her bank that turns out to be a sophisticated bank impersonation fraud.
An unusual court case reveals that Katherine Kealoha’s affluent lifestyle is fueled by a reverse mortgage on her family’s home, and her husband, Louis, is using his power as police chief to hide the crime.
Katherine and Louis Kealoha live a lavish lifestyle in an upscale neighborhood in Honolulu. But the strange case of a stolen mailbox exposes their secrets and a terrible case of family financial fraud.
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Whether you have been personally affected by scams or fraud or are interested in learning more, the AARP Fraud Watch Network advocates on your behalf and equips you with the knowledge you need to feel more informed and confidently spot and avoid scams.