HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - As college students are headed back to school and families are looking for new computers to start out the school year, there are plenty of scam tactics to look out for when shopping for a new computer.

Many are looking for the best deals on a new personal computer, but according to Shayne Raitt, General Manager of Computer Hardware, you need to be careful between balancing a good deal and avoiding a computer that may not suit your needs.

“If you’re looking for something that’s cheap and it seems like it’s the best thing ever, it could be refurbished or a previous model,” said Raitt. “I always think about when you look at something and it’s a $199 computer. If it’s too good to be true, it’s too good to be true. You’re racing yourself to the bottom to see if you can

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