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Wondering what those loud alerts on your phone mean? Here’s a breakdown of Texas emergency alerts and what each one signals.

Thankfully it wasn't as bad as it could've been

I worked for years in the restaurant business. You see those dreaded one tops all the time. As a server you think, "oh great, not going to be much of a tip." That really is not always the case I have learned.

You haven't been hacked. You're just passing through a bit of panhandle history.

Hopefully soon this issue is resolved and they get to the source and cut it off.

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Rarely, if ever, will any kind of official agency contact you via e-mail or phone about official matters.

If it seems suspicious, there is nothing wrong with asking questions.

The individual needing help is connected to a volunteer on a video call, and together they communicate and solve the problem. It's brilliantly simple.

The scammer will call pretending to be someone from Amarillo National Bank's fraud department.

A good rule to remember in situations like this, is that official agencies don't take payment via gift cards or money cards.

When it comes to talking on your phone is it OK to actually talk on the phone in the bathroom?