The "do me a favor" scam happens when hackers try to disguise themselves as a person you know, such as your boss, pastor, or friend. They'll send you an email telling you that they're super busy and ...

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If a friend or associate sends you an email or text asking “do me a favor,” are you likely to agree? If you do, you’ll probably be the victim of a scam. AARP reports the Do Me A Favor scam has ...

InvestigateTV - The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported $2.3 Billion lost to imposter scams in 2021, an almost 100% increase over 2020. According to the AARP, one type of imposter scam currently ...

HONOLULU (KITV4) -- AARP Hawaii and AARP Fraud Watch Network are warning about a scam spreading across Instagram, targeting message inboxes. The 'Do Me A Favor' scam looks like a friend or family ...

Dear Miss Manners: I don’t understand when someone asks, “Are you busy tomorrow?” or “What are you doing Friday?” If you say “no” or “nothing,” it’s like you’re automatically free to do them a favor.

In all your years of hanging around with English speakers, you probably never heard someone say, “Come by the office and talk to myself” or “Would someone please tell myself what’s going on?” But ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Lately I’ve found myself in positions where loved ones decide to do me a “favor,” and the result is more hassle than it would have been otherwise. For example, my family kindly ...