Scams

Sextortion scammers are now attempting to extort money from people by sending threatening emails that pretend to be from a technical collection officer at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

This Apple ID phishing scam starts via an email with the subject line “We see your billing accounts being misused on other devices.”

Scammers use many methods to reach potential victims including email, text messages, and social media posts.

Phishing scammers are targeting popular Instagram accounts by sending fake copyright infringement notices.

According to this email, 79-year-old, “Abigail” wants to give you $5.7 million to distribute to charity.

According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, KFC is giving 3 free chicken buckets to EVERYONE as a way of celebrating the company’s 67th anniversary. 

According to this email, which purports to be from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), your account user roles have been updated. 

This email claims to be a person who has a lucrative investment fund proposal to discuss with you.  

According to a post currently being shared across Facebook,  pizza chain Little Caesars is giving EVERYONE 3 free large pizzas to celebrate the company’s 60th anniversary.