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- Sep 30, 2026
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Consumer Handbook: Disaster Preparedness Month (opens the original)
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Each September, National Preparedness Month reminds us to stay prepared for emergencies. No one can control the weather, but you can control the steps you take to prepare – like weatherproofing your home, making proactive repairs, checking your insurance coverage and making an emergency response plan. It’s also important to be ready for any repairs you might need to make after a storm hits. The days immediately after a storm can be overwhelming, but they are an especially critical time for consu
Consumer Handbook: Home Warranty Scam Tips (opens the original)
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Better Business Bureau advises homeowners to be cautious if they get an unexpected notice or phone call about a home warranty. You may have gotten a call or letter stating that there’s an issue with your home warranty, that you need to renew, or that your mortgage will be at risk if you don’t “activate” your warranty coverage. Because some information about home ownership is public record, both companies and scammers can send you official-looking mail that includes details about your loan or app
Consumer Handbook: Gas and Grocery Vouchers (opens the original)
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With the cost of groceries and fuel straining household budgets, Better Business Bureau warns consumers to be on the lookout for scammers claiming they can give you free gas and grocery vouchers. BBB has received BBB Scam Tracker reports from individuals who received postcards in the mail claiming they qualified for hundreds of dollars’ worth of free gas or grocery vouchers. These voucher offers are likely a way for scammers to trick recipients into handing over their payment information. In add
Consumer Handbook: "Staying Scam Savvy on Campus" (opens the original)
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If you have a college student who's starting a new school year, Better Business Bureau® recommends talking to them about taking care of their money and personal information while they're on campus. College is the first time many young adults are out on their own and spending more money. New students often have clean credit records and may be navigating big financial decisions like loans, scholarships, or budgeting for the first time – making them a target for scammers and identity thieves. Thoug
Consumer Handbook: AI and Customer Service (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is inescapable. Emerging technology is ubiquitous in the workplace, at schools and computers and phones. The benefit of a personal assistant at your fingertips is exciting for many – but concerning for others, especially as AI becomes ubiquitous both as a tool for legitimate businesses and a new method for scammers. Over the last three years, BBB has received over 100,000 complaints, reviews, and Scam Tracker reports mentioning artificial intelligence and automation. Whil
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