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There are ways to get money in this world, and one family recently spotted in Twin Falls decided to use their gifts to raise money for their family; or did they?

Scammers are calling Twin Falls residents claiming to be with the city utility department wanting payment or services will be shut off

A nationwide scam involving the Texas Roadhouse restaurant chain is currently causing people's Facebook accounts to be hacked and personal information to be compromised.

A 59-year-old man from Argentina is facing charges related to a common phone/internet scam that targets grandparents and gets them to send money electronically, however this time someone showed up to claim the money.

Earlier this week we shared some information about a potential margarita and mimosa crawl coming to Twin Falls in September that appears to be a scam. Because so many people were really excited about the crawls, some community members have said they want to make their own.

If you have been on social media lately you may have seen these "Margarita Crawl" and "Mimosa Crawl" advertised through AZ Food Festival. It appears to be a scam so if you spent money for tickets you might want to try to get your money back.

Think twice about posting those vaccination cards to social media

It's estimated that Americans have been duped out of close to $150 million in the past year alone.

The Twin Falls Sheriff's Office posted on their Facebook page that another Social Security scam is making it's way through the area. They do have 208 are code numbers but that does not mean it is valid.

The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office is warning residents that a scammer is calling people claiming to be an officer and demanding money. If you get a call from him, do not send him money.

Keep your clothes on guys!

I didn't even have to open the email I received Tuesday afternoon at 1:13p.m. to know it was completely fraudulent.