Scams

Circulating Facebook post claims that you can click to get a $60 coupon from American variety store chain Dollar General.

Facebook post claims that, for the “first time in Singapore History”, Mini will be giving away two Mini Cooper cars to two randomly selected winners.

Email purporting to be from the “IT Support System” claims that your version of mailbox is being discontinued and you must therefore click a link to upgrade to the new version.

Post from a Facebook Page called “Bali Holidays” claims that you can click for a chance to win a holiday to Bali.

Circulating Facebook post claims that you can click to get a free $300 grocery coupon from giant Australian supermarket chain Woolworths.

Email purporting to be from the UK’s HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) claims that, after a new tax calculation, you are now due a tax refund of 221.17 GBP. It urges you to click a link to submit a tax refund request.

“Halloween Giveaway” post being shared on Facebook claims that you can get the chance to win a 1400 square foot, 3 bedroom, double wide mobile home just by liking and sharing and adding the comment “Done”.

Email claims that UK lottery winners Gerry & Lisa Cannings have decided to give £250,000 each to five people selected via an email database and your email address has emerged as one of the winning selections.

Email purporting to be from PayPal claims that your account will expire in less than 24 hours unless you click a link to update your account information.