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Have you gotten a strange text from FedEx or Amazon recently? Police are warning online shoppers of new text scams across the US.

A lot of people have grown to rely on companies like Uber either for their daily commute or as a designated driving service. Claims have recently surfaced about drivers committing fraud in attempt get more money from you.

You've got to wonder who would ever fall for a scam like this but maybe the person was willing to take a chance in the crazy event that they were actually texting back and forth with Bruce Springsteen.

In the time of a crisis there will always be people who will try to take advantage of people. Be aware of how people are trying to scam New York residents.

A bogus email claiming to be from Netflix is scamming Hudson Valley users for their credit card info.

Beware of this simple yet effective nationwide scam the next time you check into a hotel.

More police in the Hudson Valley are warning about a dangerous and growing phone scam. A scam that many might not know they fell for.

Sorry to say, but if you were told over the phone you won almost $2 million, you were probably being scammed!

In hopes they won’t be scammed while attempting to online date, like many others have, officials from the Hudson Valley are warning local residents.

Another day and another new phone scam.