This time of year, parents aren’t the only ones making back to school lists. Scammers are also getting to work.

The Better Business Bureau has a warning for college students heading back to school. Scammers are now targeting college students with more sophisticated scams.

Digital tools have given scammers new opportunities to target consumers—so it’s more important than ever to stay aware.

Police have received reports of scammers posing as police, the FTC, and even tech companies to try and persuade victims into making a deposit.

Artificial intelligence is helping make scams more convincing than ever, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said.

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