NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — As millions of Americans shop online for Cyber Monday deals, leaders with the Better Business Bureau are warning consumers to stay vigilant against scammers looking to steal their money and personal information during the busy holiday shopping season.
According to Robyn Householder, President and CEO for the Better Business Bureau serving Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky, online shopping is expected to grow between 7% and 9% this year, reaching over $300 billion in sales.
"What that means for scammers is an open invitation to take your money," Householder said.
Householder recommends several simple steps to protect yourself when shopping online.
First, verify that websites are legitimate before making any purchases.
Householder said a website should h

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