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Scammers are going to new lows in order to scam people out of money. The Ada County Sheriff's Office is warning locals what to watch for.

Tax season is upon us and the scammers are out in full force. The Meridian Police Department shares their tips and we share some of the red flags the IRS wants you to watch out for.

It's the holiday season and the scammers are out in full force in the Treasure Valley! Beware of scammers!

I just got one from a Treasure Valley Real Estate Company. Seriously, Stop. I pay for this phone and I pay for the service and feel like you are invading my privacy and time. Where did you get my number anyway?

Someone is using a California phone number to call Idaho Pizza Restaurants, order as much as possible, and then never show up to pay.

Over the weekend, I must have used these apps a dozen times to pay back my girlfriends for things we bought during our girls trip to Napa Valley.

It's happening more and more. A random phone call from a number you don't recognize. Luckily, there are a few ways you can fight back. In the past week, I've received at least ten spam calls. Some my phone recognizes as spam, others come from local area codes and look legit, but are still a recording telling me about my credit card account...

This scam is reportedly hitting the Treasure Valley and not in small pockets. There are widespread calls that you need to be aware of in the case your the person on the receiving end.

They've faked being from the IRS. They've faked being the police. Now they're trying to be fake pet lovers? I'M DRAWING THE LINE RIGHT THERE.

This one phone call could cost you up to $4,000, and it's completely bogus.