As October approaches, one of the busiest months for residential moves, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is sounding the alarm on moving scams. “Con artists exploit the chaos of moving to steal money, identities, and even personal belongings,” says Steve J. Bernas, BBB President and CEO. The Better Business Bureau advises people to be vigilant about the moving process. “Next, identify the signs of a moving scam before you get involved,” says Bernas. For more informationIf you encounter a scam, report it to the BBB Scamtracker to help alert others and protect your community.