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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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Tyler Perry: 'I am not giving away anything on Facebook'
Woman stops payment to scammer, bank pays him anyway
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Shopping for new sunglasses? Don't fall for this scam
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Consumer Reports: How to protect yourself from scams
Bay Area families buy puppies online, find out it's a scam
How scammers will try and fool you during tax season
How thieves could steal your phone number, service
7 on Your Side tells you how to find out if you're a victim of spoofing
New tax scam can cause entire refund to vanish
How this Bay Area Best Buy is stopping scammers in their tracks
Officials investigating unlicensed contractor they believe victimized North Bay families
82-year-old grandmother commits suicide after falling for scam
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