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2 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
A new consumer alert for parents and students trying to apply for federal student aid. There’s a new crackdown to stop financial aid fraud. The U.S. Department of Education announced it will launch a nationwide effort to eliminate ID theft in federal student aid programs for the fall 2025. It’s a growing problem, as students apply for federal student aid only to find out someone has already fraudulently applied for assistance under their name.
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1 month ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
A Valley soccer coach had been working and saving his money before scammers wiped him out. He’s sharing his story to warn others about a scam he said sounded so real. Robby Jacobs, 26, a youth soccer coach, said scammers posing as a bank representative told him his money wasn’t safe, so he needed to take measures to secure it — but it was all a lie. By the time Jacobs learned it was a scam, it was too late. Jacobs loves coaching soccer.
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1 month ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
PHOENIX — Using your children to get to you, it’s what scammers do. Children are a prime target for online scammers because they want their data and their parents’ information, too. There are ways to protect your family while online, and it starts with having a conversation with your kids. Parents usually talk to kids about ‘stranger danger’, but there’s another type of danger they should discuss - online dangers.
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1 month ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
PEORIA, AZ — The Let ABC15 Team is getting answers for a Peoria couple who had been dealing with ongoing solar issues for nearly two years. The couple had been fighting for answers from their solar company, SunPower, before and after it filed for bankruptcy in August 2024. The Let ABC15 Know Team has an update that will hopefully get the couple back on solar track. The Murrells are still paying for solar that doesn’t work.
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1 month ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
PHOENIX — When was the last time you changed the passwords for your online accounts? How strong are your passwords? Those are a few questions you should think about as Thursday is World Password Day. It’s a day to remind us to prioritize and secure our passwords to protect our online accounts and data. Hackers don’t take days off, and your password might be easier to crack than you think. One cybersecurity expert offers tips to help you keep your accounts safe.
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