Veterans, especially those who may be seeking companionship after service, are often lured into trusting relationships with ...

When was the last time you passively scrolled through an online community board? While it’s possible you didn’t feel in danger while scoping out ...

Military Loan Scams: Military members who have less than perfect credit are becoming victims of flashy offers that typically promise "up to 40% of your monthly take home pay," "same day cash," "no ...

At least two major Army installations and the branch’s service academy have issued scam alerts, warning soldiers and the public about an ongoing shakedown that is targeting the service's newest ...

You can report scams by phone at 1-877-ID-THEFT (438-4338) or TTY, 1-866-653-4261. You can report scams by mail at Identity Theft Clearinghouse, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC 20580.

Fort Huachuca Military Police say the scam has so far claimed more than 74 victims and cost soldiers more than $143,000. According to a fact sheet attached to the post, the scammers request ...

Military members may be especially vulnerable to these scams due to frequent movement between bases, as well as competitive rental markets and the possibility that they may not be able to ...

The scammers will impersonate someone in the military or a veteran to gain their victim's trust. One of the tops scams to watch out for is the deployed soldier scam.

Military experts constantly warn service members about social media scams that can affect them and their families. (Graphic by Regina Ali/Department of Defense) Go Navy Tax Services seemed like a ...

Here are five military dating scams and how to avoid them. Internet viruses If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

The scammers will impersonate someone in the military or a veteran to gain their victim's trust. One of the tops scams to watch out for is the deployed soldier scam.