Better Business Bureau

Some people are using a non-post office website and paying almost $40 to change their address.

With the upcoming Michigan v Michigan State game, don't lose money on a scam when it comes to buying your jerseys

The BBB estimates a million victims in the U.S. alone.

If promoting that new diet tea seems too good to be true... it just might be.

Your quick 5-minute ride could cost you $150 or more and it's very difficult to get a refund.

That e-mail is not from Amazon!

It sounds cool, fancy camping (also known as glamping) up near Traverse City.  Their website says Bella Solviva is an eco-resort with an emphasis on comfy camping for the outdoor enthusiast who has an appetite for luxury.  Problem is, it doesn’t exist...

Better Business Bureau Serving West Michigan is hosting a free shredding event in Grand Rapids on Friday, April 21.

The Better Business Bureau has issued a warning about the HiTe Media Group, which lists its address at a UPS store in Muskegon. The BBB says that the group has left a trail of 'dissatisfied grant seekers who report paying thousands of dollars for information on how to qualify for grants, but don't receive any grants as a result of a book and some phone training supplied by the company.'

Tis’ the season for shopping, needing money and giving money, and scammers know it! Each year with more of our lives going on, online, it’s becoming easier for scammers to get rich off our holiday spirit. The Better Business Bureau recently reminded us of 10 scams to watch out for this holiday shopping season: Look-alike websites: scammers are good, you think you’re clicking on Amazon but instead