Scammers are targeting college students during back-to-school season, taking advantage of their financial decisions. Fake apartment listings and phony tuition texts are among the scams circulating. Students are asked to send deposit money for non-existent apartments, often listed near campus.
Fake online shopping deals are also a concern, with fraudulent listings for items like textbooks and laptops that never arrive after payment.
Further details on these scams and how to protect against them are available, including information on what to watch out for during this vulnerable time.
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