Victims receive postcards in the mail offering free gift cards, but when they try to claim, the scam kicks in.

A free gas postcard may look legitimate, but experts warn it could be a scam designed to steal your money and information.

It's safer to buy gift cards online or from behind a counter. Experts explain why.

Scammers walk into stores, take dozens of gift cards off the shelves, and walk out without going through the checkouts. Because the gift cards aren’t activated until a cash amount is assigned to the ...

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation is warning of gift cards scams that convince victims to use gift cards that are activated and loaded with cash as a form of payment. Some of the scams ...

The Better Business Bureau is warning Americans of an ongoing scam that starts with a postcard and can end with victims losing money. The scam starts with victims receiving the postcard in the mail ...