According to this email,  “Brett and Robin McCoy” are giving away one million dollars to five randomly chosen individuals as part of a charity project.  

Message claims that fast-food outlet KFC changed its name from Kentucky Fried Chicken because it uses genetically manipulated organisms rather than real chickens and therefore cannot legally use the word “chicken” in its name.

Circulating report claims that DNA tests on the body of an elderly homeless man have identified him as Elvis Presley.

According to this email, Netflix was unable to automatically renew your subscription due to a problem with your current payment method.

Widely circulated message recommends covering burns with plain flour as a first aid treatment and claims that the ‘miraculous’ remedy will stop the burn from blistering.

According to this email, which purports to be from American package delivery company United Parcel Service (UPS), your new invoice is now available. 

This email, which purports to be from the UK’s official TV Licensing entity, claims that you are eligible for a TV Licensing refund.

According to this email, which may look like it was sent by your email service provider, you need to enable “2nd step security” on your email account.

According to a message that is currently circulating via social media, law enforcement and government officials are warning consumers to check the tops of bottled water for possible tampering.

This email purports to be a payment advice from Global Payments and Cash Management at HSBC. The ‘auto-generated’ email suggests that you open an attached file to view the payment advice document.