As the 2024 presidential election heats up, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is receiving calls from confused consumers who are struggling to tell the difference between legitimate political ...

Your phone rings, the number is unknown but you pick up in case it’s a doctor’s office or your child’s school – only to find it’s a debt-reduction offer or bogus info about how you won a free cruise.

Leading up to Election Day in Texas, political campaigns have been fervently working to remind registered voters to head to the polls or support a candidate. While some voters may receive mailers or ...