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The 1Rankers scam is perpetrating today on www.1rankers.com. This is a website asking online users to enter their names.
While social media is a fantastic way to keep in touch or interact with people, social media scams are everywhere.
Social media scams take many forms, and many are native to one particular platform as Facebook scams, Twitter scams, Instagram scams (separate categories), and more are operating and trying to fleece people of money or use their personal information for nefarious purposes.
Facebook scams include messages from fake profiles, malware hidden in Facebook apps and games that are part of phishing attacks, and classified ad scams in the Facebook Marketplace.
Twitter scams can include emails sent from “Twitter,” and links in messages that are part of phishing attacks.
Multi-Level marketing scams are also common on social media and their empty promises of easy riches.
Social media can be wonderful, but be careful. Keep your eye on this space, and learn about the scams on social media as they emerge.
The 1Rankers scam is perpetrating today on www.1rankers.com. This is a website asking online users to enter their names.
The Eterneva scam discussion is back in the news. The company claims to turn the ashes of your loved ones into cremation diamonds.Here it is:
Here is the GoingFast.us Scam explained. The website redirects to Walgreens' website, which is confusing especially when looking for reviews.
Getting caught in sweepstakes or lottery scams could end up costing you tons of money. Learn how to recognize them and avoid them with here.
People are asking us about a potential Phar Sold Scam, located at: phar-sold.mybigcommerce.com. The Phar Sold reviews are nonexistent.
Watch out for the HomeDepoten.com Scam, a fake website featuring great furniture deals. The Homedepoten.com reviews are also fake.
Beware of the Hadi Supply Scam, a fake website located at www.hadisupply.com that pretends to have great PlayStation deals.
Beware of the Home Depot Mall Scam, a fraudulent website that pretends to have great deals for holiday shopping. Homedepotmall.com is a scam.
The Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes Scam is back. If you have received a PCH phone call, email or letter you are not one of the winners.
If you are a Tinder or Snapchat user, beware of the Noonlight scam. Here is how it works:
Wouldn't be nice to get a free PS5? It sure would, but beware of the new PlayStation Giveaway Scam.
Steam card scams have been perpetrating a lot. Whether they are Steam gift card scams or a simple one such as the wallet card scam, beware!
Many of you have heard about Irish Setter, the work boots manufacturer, but several people have asked us about the Irish Setter Outlet scam. Here is how it works:
Here's what you need to know if you wanna buy the ProMind Complex 'brain booster'.
Here are Top 5 Elections scams in anticipation of the November 3 event:
Beware of a potential Gentryzee scam. Gentryzee is a fashion website that claims to sell clothing and footwear items for amazing prices.
Ovahia Leggings: How The Scam Works Many readers have been sending us messages about the existence of a potential Ovahia Leggings scam. Ovahia is a website that claims to sell anti-cellulite push-up leggings. We have looked into this company and have a review that addresses the fraud issue. You might want to be careful with … Ovahia Leggings Read More »