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- Sep 30, 2026
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55 or Older? A Veteran? First responder? These T-Mobile Discounts Could Lower Your Cell Phone Bill (opens the original)
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When shopping for a wireless phone plan, the advertised price isn't necessarily what you'll pay. T-Mobile offers discounted plans for certain customers, including people 55 and older, military members, veterans and first responders, which could help lower your monthly cell phone bill. The amount you can save depends on the plan and number of lines you choose, and you'll need to meet eligibility and verification requirements to qualify. Some discounted plans also include extras such as streaming
What Is Surfshark? A Look at Its Tools for Staying Safer Online (opens the original)
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With online threats such as identity theft, phishing and scams becoming more common, cybersecurity tools can provide an additional layer of protection for your personal and financial information. Surfshark may be best known as a VPN provider, but the company has expanded its offerings to include a broader collection of privacy and security tools. Today, Surfshark offers antivirus protection, data breach alerts, private web searches, tools that limit online tracking and other security features. T
7 Ways to Protect Yourself From Online Scams (opens the original)
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The internet has made everyday life more convenient, from remote work to online banking. But that convenience has also created more opportunities for scammers to target your money and personal information. According to a 2026 report from the Consumer Federation of America, Americans lose an estimated $119 billion annually to online scams. And the risk spans generations. In 2025, the Pew Research Center found that 73% of U.S. adults had experienced an online scam or attack, with similarly high ra
Is That Bank Text a Scam? How to Spot a Smishing Attack (opens the original)
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If you receive a text message from your bank about an urgent issue, such as suspicious activity on your account, your instinct may be to address it immediately and follow the instructions in the message. But acting too quickly could make you a victim of a smishing scam and put your personal and financial information at risk. Bank text scams are one of the growing ways smishers trick people into sharing private information. These scams often create a sense of urgency, preying on fears about losin
That Unexpected Package on Your Porch Could Be a Scam (opens the original)
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It’s a scenario that's becoming more common: You arrive home to find a package on your porch. Your name and address are on the package, but you didn’t order it and no one in your household recognizes it. Don’t assume that it’s simply a shipping mistake — you might be dealing with a brushing scam. Brushing scams, also known as package scams, are becoming so common that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) posted a warning about the scams in August. The packages received in a brushing scam often con
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