Better Business Bureau

With more and more people becoming vaccinated against COVID-19, trip planning has become more common. With that comes airfare scams to look out for.

Selling unwanted items online? You'll want to read this first.

This is just one in a handful of COVID-19 scams that have circulated since the pandemic began.

While unnecessary travel is not recommended by the CDC, a getaway can still be done as long as you plan ahead. Here are some great tips to help.

Here's how to make sure your Valentine's Day is filled with love and not scams.

Be careful not show your COVID-19 vaccination card on social media as it could be used against you and others.

Don't fall for this in the age of binge-watching.

A second stimulus check is being rolled out nationwide which has led to a new wave of scams.

If you spend your holiday break looking at social media, you'll likely see posts that promise to give away prizes and it's easy to get enter. Be careful, it could be a scam.

With the pandemic surging this Christmas season, many shoppers will be looking to go online to shop. The Better Business Bureau says to be careful because scammers are waiting.