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The scam where a fake Facebook page is created, to add fans of a business page and fake a giveaway to get your credit card number has hit more Utica businesses.

'Tis the season for asphalt and sealing scams. Residents are reporting getting scammed by shady paving and driveway sealing "businesses" in Utica and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Too many people fall for scams on a daily basis, but this is one that hits too close to home, Varick Street to be exact.

The Rome Police Department is warning residents about a National Grid scam happening within the community.

The Rome Police Department is warning consumers about an Amazon scam circulating online.

These celebrities aren't giving out money on Facebook Live through Cash App, Zelle, Paypal or Venmo in any other place than their verified social media accounts. If you see it elsewhere, it's a scam.

Everything seemed on the up and up until they went to pick up their purchase.

Many people have taken the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to bring a new furry member into their families as they spend time in quarantine. Unfortunately, some people didn't look into the validity of the people/breeders that were selling puppies.

All of these posts follow a similar format: they ask you to share the image and then click on a specific link to validate your entry.

New York State Police are warning the public of a new scam they are investigating involving COVID-19 face masks.

The Better Business Bureau is warning of coronavirus scams you need to be aware of.

We get it, it can be tough to remember to get your car inspected. Maybe there's a chance your car won't pass. Don't DIY it.