With the death of Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, still fresh on the minds of fans, people are trying to capitalize on his memory. The Better Business Bureau is warning buyers to beware.

According to the BBB, individuals took advantage of the increased demand for Jackson memorabilia, selling items online immediately after his death. Smart Money, a Wall Street Journal magazine, found up to 400 items were being sold on the popular auction Website eBay each day before his death; the number increased to 20,000 the next day. Items being sold included autographs, gloves, posters and ne...

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