The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) has issued a warning about the emergence of scam websites following JOANN Fabrics’ bankruptcy and the closure of all its physical stores. Scammers have quickly set up fake “going-out-of-business” and liquidation websites that mimic the appearance of JOANN’s official site. You may come across a fake advertisement on social media that directs you to a website designed to look like JOANN’s official page, complete with the brand’s logo and recognizable product images. These fraudulent sites often claim to offer steep discounts of 80-90%, making the sale seem legitimate. Some may even provide additional promotional discounts at checkout. However, upon closer inspection, the URL will reveal that it is not JOANN’s official website, indicating that it is a scam aimed at stealing your personal and financial information. To protect yourself from these scams, it is essential to check the URL and verify the website address, ensuring you navigate directly to the official site instead of clicking on ads. Being skeptical of deals that seem too good to be true is crucial, as they often are. Additionally, using credit cards for online purchases can provide better protection. Always guard your personal information and be cautious about what details you provide. If you have become a victim of such a scam, it is important to report it on the BBB Scam Tracker to help protect others from similar experiences.