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Another day, another scam - Facebook users in Texas and all over the U. S. are being targeted by yet another online scam.

"They want to play on your emotions and if you’re in desperate need of a job, you can be emotionally charged by that and they will take advantage of that."

Texans are quick to defend the iconic pit stop known as Buc-ee's. Some customers, however, have had some major complaints and are mad because the company won't respond to them.

If its too good to be true, it probably is.

Don't let those older but important documents fall in to the wrong hands, go ahead and shred them before placing in the trash or recycling bin.

Remember to never give out your financial or health insurance information to someone you don't know.

The Better Business Bureau is advising Facebook users to stop sharing their high school graduation pictures.

This social media trend puts your most important accounts at risk.

The Better Business Bureau and Hudson Police Department have some good ideas and pointers when it comes to avoiding scammers.

Attention residents of East Texas! Tyler Police Department has just announced a phone scam pretending to be Tyler PD and asking for donations.

This weekend you could potentially save a lot of money in taxes because this weekend is Texas State Sales Tax Holiday.  As you head out thinking you could be saving a lot of money thanks to not paying taxes, you could end up buying quite a few things you wouldn't normally buy or not even need and exceed your family's budget.