New Phone Scams Circulating the Gallatin Valley
In addition to the Bozeman Police Department issuing a Scam Alert on Facebook, the Gallatin County Sheriffs Office stated on Facebook that they have received numerous calls regarding scams.
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City of Bozeman Issues Robo-Call Scam Warning
According to City of Bozeman officials, there is a robo-call scam hitting the Bozeman area.
Belgrade Police Warn Residents of New Telephone Scam
The Belgrade Police Department has reported another telephone scam targeting residents in the Gallatin Valley.
Latest Telephone Scam Involves Local Bozeman Newspaper
The Bozeman Police Department is warning Gallatin Valley residents to avoid a telephone scam currently making the rounds in the area.
IRS Warns of ‘Tax Transcript’ Email Scam Targeting Businesses
The Internal Revenue Service released a warning on Monday about what they are calling a "Tax Transcript" scam in which they warned the public about a surge of fraudulent emails impersonating the IRS.
Scammers Posing as Members of Sheriff's Office
The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office is taking calls about scammers using a dispatch phone number to call people.
The scammers appear to be conducting an identity theft investigation and ask victims to verify their personal information.
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The scammers appear to be conducting an identity theft investigation and ask victims to verify their personal information.
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Computer Scam Hitting Gallatin Valley
The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office has received many calls reporting a scam involving pop-up advertisements or articles on the victims' computers.
Avoid This Telephone Scam in Gallatin County
These callers are intimidating, convincing, and persistent. Please do not respond to their requests.
Beware of this Telephone Scam in Bozeman
Beware of calls from a NorthWestern Energy number that are asking for payments on your power bill.
With Cryptocurrency Fraud Exploding – Investors Should Be Wary
With cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin continuing to attract headlines, the Office of Securities Commissioner Matt Rosendale reminds Montana investors to be cautious about such investments.