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Fake vomit claims by Uber drivers costing passengers big bucks
The BBB reports drivers are making false claims of customers throwing up in their cars and then charging them for the fake clean-up.
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East Bay man books Paris vacation home on Travelocity, finds out it's a scam
SCAM ALERT: Chipotle not giving away $100 gift cards for National Avocado Day
New York police warn dating site users of bank fraud scam
Scammer takes last dollars of elderly Palo Alto woman, daughter
Man goes $47K in debt after falling for online scam
Tyler Perry: 'I am not giving away anything on Facebook'
Tyler Perry: 'I am not giving away anything on Facebook'
Woman stops payment to scammer, bank pays him anyway
How to avoid online car buying fraud
Disneyland is not giving away free tickets
Shopping for new sunglasses? Don't fall for this scam
Consumer Catch-Up: Phone scam, Comcast outage, IHOP to change its name to IHOB
Consumer Catch-Up: Royal wedding quiz warning, rebate apps, gas prices
7 On Your Side helps woman recover money from puppy scam
New twist on phone scams hitting Bay Area
Consumer Reports: How to protect yourself from scams
Photos of dog who died used in online scam
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