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Job scams continue to target Texans, and officials warn that AI may make these schemes harder to detect in the future.

Job scams are becoming more sophisticated across Texas. One Houston man shared how a LinkedIn job offer nearly cost him thousands—and the red flags that saved him just in time.

Texas is now ranked #8 among states most at risk for job scams, and AI is helping scammers make fake offers look more convincing. See how one Houston man caught on just in time — and learn how to protect yourself.

Believe It Or Not, There's Still People That Write Checks In Texas And If You Know Someone Who Does, They Need To Be Alert.

A study reveals that 28% of Texas population is six times more likely to be targeted for a scam. You might be surprised to see who makes up that 28%.

Scammers are posing as local authorities through phone spoofing, tricking residents into revealing personal info

Be extra careful when taking phone calls in Texas; it might be someone trying to take your money.

A man in Texas is accused of scamming people out of money, making off with over $1 million. Here's the scheme he allegedly used, and what you need to watch for.

Stay weary, Texas drivers!

Concerned, the woman went to ask customer service about it, and according to the post, the Walmart employees told her it was a new scam going around. And here's how it allegedly works....

"They want to play on your emotions and if you’re in desperate need of a job, you can be emotionally charged by that and they will take advantage of that."

This scam has taken many forms, and now it's targeting Easter. Why shouldn't scammers get into the spirit of the season? They probably figure you are distracted and may jump right in for a chance to pick up a couple of extra bucks to spend on jelly beans...