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Beware of imposter scams: How to stay safe

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(BPT) - Imposter scams are at an all-time high. These scammers may call, text or email an individual to convince them that the caller is someone in authority to commit identity theft, get people to send money or share personal information. Here are do's and don'ts to best protect yourself.

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