According to this message, your email account password is about to expire. It instructs you to click a link if you want to keep using the same password. 

According to this email, which purports to be from Facebook, your Facebook account has been “temporarily disabled for identity check”. 

According to this would-be notification email, which purports to be from Amazon, an order has been placed via your account. 

According to this email, South African tax agency SARS has confirmed your filing and credited your account with your refund.

According to this widely distributed spam email, Australia Post customers have a surprise waiting for them if they click a link. 

According to this email, the “server administrator’ has sent you a confidential image.  Supposedly, you can click a button in the email to view the image. 

This email purports to be a final notice regarding a large sum of money that you have supposedly won in the “Exxon Mobil Grand Prize Sweepstakes”. 

According to posts that are currently appearing on Facebook, Southwest Airlines is giving 500 people free round trip flights to their desired destination.  

Criminals continue to victimize people via scam calls that are supposedly related to Amazon Prime subscriptions. Here’s how these scams typically work:…

Various posts currently appearing on Facebook are claiming that you can win an Avan Ovation Motorhome just by sharing and commenting.