According to a “warning” post that is currently circulating on Facebook, you should not accept a friendship request from a person called Andrea Wilson.  

There are probably few sites in this history of the Internet that have spawned more hatred and condemnation than the Bonsai Kittens website.

This message, which is currently circulating via Facebook, Whatsapp, and other social media sites, warns people in Nigeria not to drink coke until further notice because it may be poisoned.

According to this email, which was supposedly sent by the “Email Security Team” at Yahoo.com,  your account has been infected with a virus. 

If you use Instagram, be wary of fake notification messages claiming that your account has violated copyright and is set to be deleted.

Circulating message features an old paper advertisement for Pakistan International Airlines that includes an image of New York’s Twin Towers with the shadow of a passenger jet on the faces of the buildings.

This email, which was supposedly sent by a “hacker who has access to your operating system”,  claims that your computer was infected with a “Trojan Virus” through an adult site that you visited.

According to this email, my PayPal account has been limited and I only have 24 hours to resolve this limitation. Despite its appearance, however,  the email is not from PayPal.

Facebook users continue to fall for criminal ploys claiming that they have won a  large cash prize in a supposed Facebook lottery or grant.

According to this email, which purports to be from PayPal, your transaction is being reviewed. Supposedly, PayPal’s  “system has detected that you are using a new unknown device”.

Long circulated message claims that an attached photograph shows a massive hard disk drive designed for use with the 1956 305 RAMAC computer