Scammers are on the prowl pretending to offer you bogus dental and vision insurance in exchange for personal information.

WKBN talked with Melissa Ames from the Better Business Bureau about some of the most common scams to watch out for.

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Chris Thetford with the Better Business Bureau in St. Louis explains the pros and cons of online-only banking. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, many consumers are switching to online-only ...

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Tis the season for all your holiday shopping. But it's also a prime time for scams as online grinches look to steal your holiday spirit.