Windsor Walk, Bluffton | News, Crime, Lost Pets, Free Stuff (2024)

L. H.Windsor Walk·a week agoHey neighbors, I just received a huge price increase in my Spectrum internet bill. I'm shopping for an internet provider here on the South side of Sun City. Any recommendations?3Like24

G. S.Windsor Walk·2+ weeks agoHELP! I need roof repair in Sun City. Any recommendations?2Like13

T. K.Windsor Walk·2+ weeks agoAn hour ago my husband and I saw a German shepherd at Bluffton Parkway and Station Parkway. It was on the side of the road across from Hampton Lakes headed towards the school. Hope someone finds him.12Like5

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAa week agoAgencyThe South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs presents top scams in South Carolina for May 2024. • Consumers reported 67 scams to SCDCA with actual losses of $125,150.04 • The top three types of scams were: Lottery/Prizes/Sweepstakes (22%), Purchase (20%), and Debt Collection (17%) You can report a scam to SCDCA and find our educational resources at https://consumer.sc.gov/identity-theft-unit/scams95Like149

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA2+ weeks agoAgencyEducation is a key part of our mission. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs hosts free webinars every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Here’s a look at the topics for May: •May 8: Scholarship and Financial Aid Scams • May 15: Travel Scams • May 22: Utility Scams • May 29: Home Repair and Emergency Scams Register to attend by going to https://consumer.sc.gov/upcoming-presentationswebinars48Like7

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA2+ weeks agoAgencySummer is approaching, but scammers don't take a vacation. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs offers this advice to protect your wallet: • Remain vigilant. If you are traveling, be sure to closely review your financial statements in the weeks and months following your trip. If you see errors or fraudulent charges, dispute them as soon as possible. • Leave unnecessary payment methods at home. Don’t travel with all your credit cards, checks, etc. • Know who to call. If your card suddenly stops working or gets lost, you’ll need to contact your bank to fix the problem. • Set up account alerts so that you get text messages or emails alerting you to activity that posts to your account. This will allow you to closely monitor your account for unexpected charges. You can report scams and find SCDCA’s scam education resources at https://consumer.sc.gov/identity-theft-unit/scams152Like97

BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE2+ weeks agoAgencyFEBRUARY 7, 2024 Good morning! This week’s episode of Lowcountry Lowdown is live and includes: ◾ Scam Alert: Impersonating law enforcement scam ◾ Scam Alert: IRS and tax refund scam ◾ Big Game safety: Fans don't let fans drive drunk ◾ Noteworthy arrest ◾ OneBlood and BCSO Blood Drive ◾ Bloodhound Tracking Team: Molly visits Bluffton Farmer's Market ◾ Thank You: Saint Francis Catholic School makes cards for BCSO ◾ Promotion announcement I hope you enjoy it! Stay safe! https://youtu.be/NNM8lgRVPkg27Like6

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA2+ weeks agoAgencyThe South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) urges those impacted by recent storms to be on the lookout for repair scams and people trying to take advantage of the situation. SCDCA encourages consumers not to rush into a decision and be cautious of those who just show up at the door. For more information on how to protect your personal information and money: https://consumer.sc.gov/news/2024-04/storm-damage-brings-potential-repair-scamsBe the first to reactLike

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