SCAMS

On Instagram and Facebook, Catharern.com advertises ”Minga London sale, everything is 3.99$” The low price makes it an irresistible offer for anime and vintage lovers who fancy buying Minga London clothing. Lots of people want to know if it’s legit or if they would be scammed by the store. I investigated the website and its…

Phcccl.com has recently become popular because of its huge discount sale. On Instagram and Facebook, Phcccl advertises 90% off last day promotional sale on items like ergonomic office chairs, using an alias ‘ALLOTHT’. The low price makes it an irresistible offer for social media users. Lots of people want to know if it’s legit or…

Saw an Ad on Facebook or Instagram offering a 90% off or all under $6 Holiday sale on Boston Scally hats? Don’t jump on the offer! The Boston Scally Company isn’t offering such insane discount sale. Here’s a real person’s evaluation revealing the red flags and breakdown of this online shopping scam. Boston Scally Scam…

If you see Ads on Instagram or Facebook promoting a 90% off Botson Cally caps, don’t jump on the offer. Botson Scally isn’t offering a 90% off or all under $6 Holiday sale. Here’s a real person’s evaluation revealing the red flags and breakdown of this online shopping scam. Overview of Botson Scally Scam Sale…

On Facebook, multiple comments claim people can find out the password of any WiFi network on Kek3.com. This has generated many shares and questions as many people are in doubt. Is Kek3.com real or fake? What is Kek3 com? Kek3.com is a fraudulent website created by scammers whose aim is to get people’s Facebook login…

If you come across ads for a website called Binozy.com claiming you’ll get free Bitcoin or endorsed by famous people like Elon Musk, be super careful. It’s a scam that has tricked many people into losing their money. As a Cybersecurity Analyst, I’ve taken my time to look into BINOZY.com. This article breaks down how…

Be careful of EE points program scam texts. They try to trick you into visiting fake websites that steal your personal information.The scammers say you’ve got loads of reward points that will expire in 2 days if you don’t click their link to use them. But when you click, they ask for your bank details…

Cerebrozen isn’t endorsed by Joe Regan. This tinnitus supplement which is massively promoted online, is sold with deception and false claims. Aside from using deepfake videos of Joe Rogan, the marketers behind this supplement engage in all sorts of marketing gimmicks to lure buyers. If you’re considering buying this dietary supplement, this is the right…

Blake Shelton is not giving away 3000 Tenpoints Nitro 505 as promised by the scammer who recently sent you a DM. Scammers are creating fake Facebook and instagram pages and sending out DMs to American citizens using fake AI generated images. What do they promise? Free ten point crossbows with just a $99.9 shipping fee….

You must have heard rumors of the Tree Octopus circulating online. The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus is only seen in fake pictures, edited videos, and super detailed prank websites. It’s not a real thing you can find in nature. Rumors about this animal is becoming increasingly viral on the internet. In the picture an Octopus…