Nuisance and Scam News

Not every scam begins with threats or urgent demands. In fact, many modern phone scams start with friendly, relaxed conversations that seem completely harmless. Scammers may spend time building rapport,...

For many older adults, the landline is more than just a telephone—it is a vital connection to family, friends, healthcare providers, neighbors, and community services. Asking seniors to stop answering...

Caller ID has long been one of the first tools people use to decide whether to answer a phone call. Seeing a familiar name or local number can provide reassurance,...

Not every phone scam begins with threats, urgency, or demands for money. Many scammers take a slower approach by offering companionship, friendly conversation, or emotional support before introducing financial requests...

One of the clearest warning signs of a phone scam is when a caller asks you not to tell anyone about the conversation. Whether they claim the situation is confidential,...

Healthcare providers regularly contact patients about appointments, prescription refills, lab results, insurance matters, and follow-up care, making these calls a normal part of life for many seniors. Unfortunately, scammers know...