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Two people have fallen for the scam already.

A new warning after numerous people in Northern Minnesota have reported this scam.

Attorney General Keith Ellison says this scam is common in the summertime.

Scammers are targeting people looking to attend Minnesota's largest air show.

This isn't fun.

One tiny mistake in a username could cost you dearly. Let's talk about how scammers are preying on our love for pets.

Another day, another scam.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says fear tactics are used to create a sense of urgency and steal from victims.

Scammers are posing as a local business and making it seem pretty believable.

City officials say the scammers do a really good job of making it seem real.

This is the second time they've had to warn customers about a scam as of late.