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

As our second COVID-19 relief package rolls out nationwide, scammers are taking advantage.

Anyone who sells used items on Facebook Marketplace or similar platforms should be aware of this scam or they could be out both their items and their money.

You've likely seen ads on social media promoting supplements that will lead to quick and easy weight loss or other health benefits. These are likely scams just looking to thin out your wallet.

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.

If you get a call, text or email claiming that your Amazon, Netflix, Paypal or any account has been compromised and action is needed, don't panic. It's likely a scam.

Most have switched to a work-from-home setting amid the pandemic.

With the holiday season in full swing, here's another thing to look out for.

This particular scam has been around since 2015.

Christmas shopping season is upon us and if you look online to secure the hot toys of the year, look out for scammers who promise one thing, yet deliver another.

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.