Emily Volz is an Anchor and Consumer Investigative Reporter for WJAR-TV, based in Providence, Rhode Island. With a focus on local news, Emily covers a wide range of topics including consumer protection, scams, and trends in the Rhode Island community. Her work has also been featured on WFLA and WNYO-TV.
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Stealing double -- a warning that scammers are no longer trying to steal just one credit card number.
Scammers try to take advantage during Medicare open enrollment. (WJAR file photo)
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NBC 10 News shopped six stores for a list of Thanksgiving dinner staples. (SBG)
By: Emily Volz
According to a new report from LendingTree, interest rates have skyrocketed on store cards.
According to Bentley University professor and creator of scamicide Steve Weisman, the word "kindly" might indicate something sinister is going on.
The holiday shopping season kicks into high gear this week, and toys are sure to top many kids' wish lists.
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