Sasha Jones

Crypto scams are difficult to spot and stop, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s latest operation is targeting crypto scams before they start. 

A group of residents at a Miami condo took to the streets in protest after they found out they were being asked to pay hundreds more a month for a special assessment. Consumer investigator Sasha Jones is digging into why the condo board says the assessment is needed. There were honks of support for protesters outside of the Terra Nova…

A South Florida football fan reached out to NBC6 Responds when tickets he purchased didn’t arrive. 

Recovering stolen crypto is not impossible and heavily depends on the circumstances of each case. 

Crypto ATMs are popping up everywhere – from gas stations to grocery stores. They are known as BTMs and are a legitimate way to turn your cryptocurrency into cash or your cash into crypto. But there is a rising trend of BTM scams targeting unsuspecting victims.

The West Regional Library is hosting a special screening of the NBC6 original documentary Bittersweet Muck on February 15th at 3pm. The screening will also feature a panel discussion with NBC6 News Reporter Sasha Jones and environmental leaders featured in the documentary.

One of the most common crypto scams is called “pig butchering,” and it starts off with a person who says they are your friend. 

Protecting your crypto coins starts with understanding the basics, like where to buy your crypto and how to store it. 

Florida leads the nation when it comes to the number of consumer complaints against moving companies. It’s an issue we’ve reported on in the past. NBC6 Responds found there are loopholes that allow companies riddled with complaints to keep operating.

South Florida drivers are receiving text messages and emails asking them to pay unpaid tolls, but it appears it’s a scam.