Medicare beneficiaries were being warned about a phone scam targeting those seeking better deals on their plans.

A new scam making the rounds in Oklahoma looks real enough to fool even people who normally delete suspicious messages.

The FTC warns of a surge in illegal robocalls falsely claiming to be about loan applications. An expert with Consumers' Checkbook advises hanging up immediately and never pressing any keypad prompts.

We referred him to 1-800-MEDICARE, the agency's official phone number, where you can report a fraud call and request a new number if you fear yours has been compromised.

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