Memorial Day is a time to honor those who have died at war. But unfortunately it is also being used by thieves with scams that pop up around this time every year.

Last night, we told you how numerous viewers contacted KHON2's Action Line about a scam where people think they're about to become multi-millionaires. But that's not the only prank they may have pulled.

Hawaii residents, including the singer of a well-known local band, are becoming the targets of a scam.

Imagine falling victim to a scam, only to be targeted again. The Hawaii Better Business Bureau says thieves are "double-dipping" -- trying to convince victims they're on your side when they're really not.

A virtual business that thousands of people use to buy items online is being used by thieves hoping to get access to your account information.

The Hawaii County Office of Aging is asking elderly persons to be aware of a person calling and asking as an agent of the Office of Aging for social security numbers.

All month long, non-profit organizations and the government have been working together to educate consumers on how to invest and manage finances. A recent study showed some startling statistics about Americans' spending and saving habits.

It was rated one of the top three scams in Hawaii last year. Fake debt collection agencies are calling residents and threatening you to pay debts that you don't have.

A Hawaii woman who was looking for love -- is now looking for the man who conned her out of tens of thousands of dollars.

A Hawaii woman who was asked to gate-check her carry-on bag only to later find her laptop has been stolen turned to KHON2's Action Line for help.

The state has filed lawsuits against seven credit card companies that allegedly charge Hawaii customers for payment protection programs they don't want or can't qualify for.

The Hawaii Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about a for-profit organization soliciting donations by going door to door.

It’s a viral video that's been viewed over 86 million times. The non-profit group behind "Kony 2012" is hoping the video generates donations to their cause. But what is the money being used for?

From debt consolidation to avoiding foreclosure, many consumers these days are looking for help, sometimes with disastrous results.

Have you ever wished you could have a fresh start? Volunteers from the Internal Revenue Service are in our Action Line Department to explain how you can get a fresh start with your taxes.

The scam artists try to trick consumers by telling them they're from Verizon Wireless, and that they have to pay anywhere between $40-60 to keep their line.

A Hawaii man lost more than $50,000 in a lottery scheme. There are many red flags to look out for so you don't become a victim.

Tax season is in full swing, and consumers have a little over a month to file on time. The Hawaii Better Business Bureau warns consumers to be careful when getting professional help.

A sweepstakes scam targeting hawaii consumers is making a comeback causing many to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Bargain-hunters looking for name-brand items at discount prices on-line need to be careful.