I received an email this week from a ready that came face to face with the classic invoice email scam along with an interesting look at the scammer’s side of things.

It is a scam that just does not quit: the fake invoice scam. A News 8 viewer reached out after she got an email saying she was going to be charged nearly $400 for something she didn't buy.

Another version of an invoice scam claiming you have been charged $300 for computer virus protection. If you respond to stop the charges, the scammer tries to talk their way into your computer.

Joe Ducey with the BBB has a warning about a new invoice scam and how thieves will use anything, including a fake BBB ...

The BBB recommends one or two people do accounts payable, check companies with the BBB, and use a purchase order system. If you are also a victim the BBB is building a case, file your report online.

The world of online retail can be a boon for scammers. From identity theft to stolen credit card information, there are risks to shopping and doing business virtually. Unfortunately for consumers, ...

Fraudsters posing as members of Chesterfield County's Planning Commission are trying to scam money out of county residents.

Action 9 has a warning for Amazon shoppers about a phishing scam that seems to be making the rounds again. The email looks like an Amazon invoice, and it asks you to verify an order you did not place.

If you receive an invoice that can’t be tied to a specific purchase or work order, be skeptical, and don’t succumb to time pressure. Reach out to contact the entity the invoice is purportedly from ...

In October 2019, a Farmington business reported to BBB Scam Tracker that it was targeted in a fake invoice scam. The business received an invoice for two printers, costing more than $1,200.