Scams

According to a post that is rapidly circulating on Facebook, Australian beer maker Carlton is giving everyone who shares a link a free 24-pack of Carlton Draught.

According to this email,  Bank of America has detected irregular activity on your account. It claims that you must verify this activity before you can continue using the account. 

According to a post that is spreading rapidly across Facebook, Bud Light has announced that everyone who shares a link will be sent a 24 pack of beer.

According to a post that is circulating rapidly on Facebook, UK supermarket chain Morrisons is giving everyone a £50 coupon to celebrate its anniversary.

Keep an eye out for bogus OneDrive emails claiming that someone has shared a secure document with you.

According to this supposedly urgent email, which purports to be from AOL, you need to accept a new Terms of Service agreement by a specified date or you will no longer be able to access your account.

According to this email, the sender has injected code into your router’s firmware that allowed him or her to create a video of you ‘satisfying yourself’ while visiting adult websites. 

According to various posts that are being shared on Facebook, you can click to get a free basket of Cadbury chocolate.

According to a message that is being shared on WhatsApp, you can follow a link to activate an Internet bundle that includes 1000 GB of free data.