If you’ve been on Facebook for any length of time, you may well have come across a post that claims that you can win a tiny house just by liking, sharing, and commenting.
Are you a Gmail user? If so, you can speed up your workflow with keyboard shortcuts. There is a convenient cheat sheet that lists them all in one place.
According to this email, which purports to be from Amazon, your account will be limited if you don’t click a link to update your account within 72 hours.
If you’ve been on Facebook for any length of time, you may well have come across a post that claims that you can win a tiny house just by liking, sharing, and commenting.
Keep an eye out for Facebook scam messages with the words “I can’t believe it’s you” and a link. The link opens a phishing website.
More often than not, people become victims of phishing scams, online fraud, and malware attacks simply because they don’t take the time to think things through before proceeding.
According to this email, you have won $2,970,000 in the Millionaire-Raffle promotion conducted by an entity named “Royal Slots Online”.
If you use the file hosting service Dropbox, keep an eye out for fake notification emails claiming that you have new Dropbox messages.
Phone scammers posing as US Social Security Administration agents are calling people and demanding that they pay a bond to avoid being taken to jail.
My spam folders are currently getting hammered by spam emails with subject lines claiming that I have unread messages.
Circulating message claims that an attached image depicts a kayak caught in the open mouth of a whale as it surfaces to feed.
A recent scam email purporting to be from PayPal is claiming that you have added a new email address to your PayPal account.