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BEWARE; If you have a student loan and you're waiting for a notice to tell you your debt has been lessened or erased watch for scammers.

A scam that has cost some Yakima residents thousands of dollars is back

It's a scam that's been around for years and it comes back because the scammers always find victims.

Local and state officials say be careful and know the charity you are giving money to or you could be the victim of a scam.

Police say it's a scam that's been around for years and it comes back because the scammers always find victims.

The Better Business Bureau and other authorities warn that scammers take advantage anytime people want to help others.

Yakima Police officials are warning about a phone/email/text scam that's happening in the area.

The U.S. Government recently announced its plan to give citizens up to $20,000 of student loan relief.

The Better Business Bureau and local authorities warn that scammers are preparing to make money during the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

They say the scammers may be very convincing as they identify themselves as US Marshal Service or USMS.