Don’t scan the QR code. If you don’t know who sent it, don’t take the risk. Return to sender or throw it away. If the package has a return label, send it back. Otherwise, dispose of it safely. Use the ...

Fraud investigators say at least 10% of QR codes attached to online orders, restaurant tabletops and public posters are scams, as Chinese state-sponsored hackers increasingly target financial ...

A Houston woman wants to warn you after receiving a suspicious letter that looked like it was from Amazon. She spotted some big red flags. Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has what you need to watch ...

The new brushing scam we reported on last year is evolving. In this scam, you receive a package you didn’t order, often without a return address. This is usually a ...

“They’re looking to steal your information - that’s what the point of a QR code scam is,” said Jessie Schmidt with the Better Business Bureau. “It’s really easy to generate a personal ...

but ultimately it's *** scam. We reached out to Melanie McGovern with the Better Business Bureau. We just encourage consumers don't scan any kind of QR code that comes in *** package you didn't order.

Scammers almost always have the same goal — to get people's personal information or money. Learning about the latest developments will hopefully help you stay one step ahead. Experian shares ...