The Better Business Bureau warns consumers of to good to be true job scams.

The Better Business Bureau warns against auto-warranty scams.

A car warranty scheme may leave you out hundreds of dollars.

Trying to help a good cause could get you ripped off by fraudulent magazine salespeople.

The Food and Drug Administration and the Better Business Bureau warn consumers to be on the lookout for fraudulent H1N1 or Swine Flu Products.

A local man calls NBC 4 when a job ad in the newspaper turns out too good to be true.

The BBB is warning about letters that appear to come from Publishers Clearing House telling the recipients they’ve won a $1 million prize.

A viewer wrote to NBC 4 wondering about companies that claim to sell a health food supplement, but instead are signing customers up to long-term commitments that seem impossible to get out of.

We’ve all seen the ads promising you can make money as a mystery shopper, but one local woman had to foot the bill for what ended up being a fraud.

The Better Business Bureau gives one Central Ohio business a failing grade.

The tips and tricks to make returns, exchanges and rebates easy as after-Christmas pie.