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BBB Warns of Latest Airline Scam

By Scott Sarvay
August 2, 2012 Updated Aug 3, 2012 at 8:51 AM EDT

UNDATED (Indiana’s NewsCenter) – The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about a new "phishing scam" that makes you believe you're the winner of two "free" plane tickets.

Several Hoosiers recently received emails or letters from fake airlines claiming to offer free plane tickets rr a redeemable check.

If you click on the link, open an attachment, or even call the listed number you risk losing important personal information.

The BBB is telling consumers "don't" give out personal information.

And if you have concerns call the BBB at (260) 423-4433.



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