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An East Bridgewater couple paid to have their beehive removed, and when no one showed up to do the job, they reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds.
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Coupon shoppers, this could be your lucky day (statistically)
Consumers can make the most out of weekly online deals by doing some research early in the week, but that’s not when the best day is.
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Holiday 2024 air travel outlook: What to know for flights, hotels
It’s only September, but eggnog and Christmas trees are already appearing in stores, and you know what that means: The holidays are upon us, and we are staring down the deadline to get the best deals on flights in November and December. “We are expecting strong demand for Thanksgiving and Christmas, both domestically and international,” said Lindsa... -
Bitcoin ATM scams cost people $65M through first half of 2024, FTC says
Bitcoin ATM scams are on the rise and costing people millions of dollars. The machines, also known as BTMs, have been popping up at convenience stores and gas stations. They are used to buy and send cryptocurrency, but scammers are using them to steal your money. According to the Federal Trade Commission, fraud losses at the machines have topped $6... -
How a dad got his kid's Taylor Swift tickets swiped from an account (and refunded)
A Newton, Massachusetts, man got a lesson in how important a small security step is when he had pricey Taylor Swift concert tickets, a present for his daughter, taken from his email.
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Looking to save money on holiday shopping this year? You may want to start early
We’re barely into apple-picking season, but you may want to start thinking about your holiday shopping budget now. Planning early can help you tackle the holiday season head on and stay out of debt. Nearly half of all holiday shoppers plan to start shopping by Halloween, according to a new survey by Bankrate. Nora Yousif is a financial adviso... -
Kids and phones: ‘How can we be better and more thoughtful?'
Kids are getting back into their September routines — a good time for parents to re-establish their rules when it comes to devices. If you’re not sure how to stay on top of what your kids are doing and how much time they’re spending on them, an internet safety expert has some advice on “how can we be better...
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What is ‘underconsumption core'? The minimalist trend, explained
“Underconsumption core” is a new trend that’s all about embracing simplicity and minimalism — but with a twist. The trend is resonating most with Gen Z and Millennials, who are becoming increasingly aware of the environmental impact of overconsumption.
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It's football season! Before you buy tickets, look at for these scams
With football season kicking off, many fans will be buying tickets to catch their favorite teams in action. But before you hit “Purchase,” be warned: Scammers want to cash in on your excitement. You don’t want to lose money to a scammer and miss a game you were looking forward to. The Better Business Bureau received over 100 repor... -
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‘Nice location, btw': Threatening scam letters may contain personal information
It was a letter so disturbing and creepy, people receiving it received the email called the police. It turned out to be a scam, cybercriminals using new technology to personalize their threats in a frightening way. An NBC10 Boston employee received one such letter via email. It contained a photo of the front of her house. “I know that visitin... -
When that urgent call from college financial aid is a scam
If you’re a college student, or the parent of one, and you get a call about an unpaid tuition bill, hang up the phone! It’s likely a scam. It’s the start of the fall semester and it can be a hectic time for college students and their parents. But you don’t want to let your guard down, because scammers...
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More Mass. students eating free meals at school, stats say
As the 2024-25 school year gets underway, one thing students across Massachusetts don’t have to worry about is getting a good breakfast and lunch. After the state stepped in to continue free school meals programs when pandemic-era funding ended, families are taking advantage of it. The state made universal free school meals permanent with the... -
How to protect your home Wi-Fi amid flurry of back to school messages
School is just starting for many. But we have some homework for parents to protect themselves and their home Wi-Fi networks. NCB10 consumer investigative reporter Leslie Gaydos is here with a warning and the step you can take to secure your home network....
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When his YouTube channel was removed, this Needham realtor called NBC10 Boston Responds
When his YouTube channel disappeared, a Needham, Massachusetts, man wanted to know why it was taken down. When he couldn’t get any answers, he reached out to our NBC10 Boston Responds Team for help. Bill Paulson, a realtor at Keller Williams Realty in Needham, was adding to a library of about 50 videos on his YouTube channel. He featured... -
Back to school shopping on a budget? Here are seven ways to save
With summer coming to a close, classroom supplies lists are being posted and back to school shopping trips have begun. Parents know it won’t be cheap. Here are seven ways to save. Follow NBC10 Boston: https://instagram.com/nbc10boston https://tiktok.com/@nbc10boston https://facebook.com/NBC10Boston https://twitter.com/NBC10Boston... -
Student discounts can save you thousands by graduation: ‘It all adds up'
There are so many college discounts offered — on electronics and software, entertainment, food and dining, retail shopping, memberships and subscriptions. And they could add up to thousands of dollars in savings before graduation.
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How to protect yourself from identity theft and fraud
Are you doing enough to protect yourself from becoming a victim of identity theft and fraud? That’s a question you should be asking yourself every day. Data breaches over the years have exposed the personal information of millions of people, you included. “I think the most important thing is to realize that your information is out there. Criminals ... -
Email lockout solved by NBC10 Boston Responds
A MetroWest woman was locked out of her email account, and after weeks of trying to get back in she reached out to our NBC10 Boston Responds team as a last resort. Our viewer Alice, a senior citizen who did not want to appear on camera, said she’s a was locked out of her AOL email account. She had...
