From the IRS phone scam to lottery and sweepstakes scams, to the so-called grandparent scam, it appears that imposter frauds and other criminal scams are more active than ever — and are preying on potential victims in New Jersey through phone calls, emails, and other means.

Don’t get scammed! Please join us on Nov. 10 from noon to 1 p.m. as a representative from the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs tells us how to AVOID GETTING SCAMMED.

The Division of Consumer Affairs is your resource for important consumer information. For information about a New Jersey business or professional license or to report suspected fraud, call our Consumer Service Center at 800-242-5846.

For regularly updated Consumer Alerts and other information, check the website, www.NJConsumerAffairs.gov.