Iowans are being urged to stay vigilant this holiday season as robocalls and AI-driven phone scams surge. Nomorobo’s Matt Mizenko warns residents to watch for open enrollment scams and spoofed government numbers that appear local but are not legitimate.

Scammers are increasingly spoofing local area codes to trick consumers into answering robocalls. New data shows the tactic is up 50% from last year.

Scam calls and texts are surging nationwide as fraudsters exploit holiday shopping stress. In a recent NBC Bay Area segment, Nomorobo breaks down the most common scams and how to avoid them.

Nomorobo’s Fraud Fighters joined NBC News to explain how scammers exploit holiday package anxiety with fake delivery texts and calls. Here’s what consumers should watch for — and how to protect themselves.

KOMO News reports that new AI tools and lawsuits filed by Nomorobo could help slow the robocall epidemic that continues to cost Americans billions each year.

As holiday shopping ramps up, scammers are flooding phones with fake delivery alerts and celebrity impersonation schemes. Nomorobo experts warn these convincing scams are designed to steal personal information and money.

AOL reports that scam text messages cost Americans over $470 million in a single year, as fraudsters increasingly turn to smishing tactics to steal money and personal data.

Analytics Insight outlines simple, effective ways to reduce spam calls, including phone settings, carrier tools, and call-blocking apps that help protect your privacy.

FOX Chicago reports a rise in government shutdown–related scams, with criminals targeting SNAP benefits and Medicare enrollment. Nomorobo’s Matt Mizenko shares how to spot and stop these calls.