I’m stuck right now, I simply don’t know what to do but reading the stories on your site gives me a sense of clarity that I need to voice this out. 

From time to time, users may receive rather bizarre spam emails with no links, attachments or any sort of payload at all. The messages do not contain any hidden scripts, images or web beacons that could be of use to the spammers.

Facebook message from “Unblock Goverment” claims that someone has reported the user’s account and he or she must click a link to confirm account details within 24 hours or the account will be deleted.

His profile stated that he lived in the same town as I did and so we began emailing and using the instant message feature.

According to an urban myth that has circulated in the UK for several years, dialling 999 on your mobile phone then immediately hanging up will instantly recharge your phone battery.

Satire has its place.  Good satire can hold up a mirror to our society and culture and perhaps get us thinking more deeply about important issues of the day.  And it can be amusing as well.

Email purporting to be from the UK tax department HM Revenue & Customs claims that the recipient has made tax overpayments over the last three years and is therefore owed a refund.

Circulating social media messages claim that it is Special Education Week and Autism and ADHD awareness month and ask that users post the information and leave it as their status for one hour.

I had never used an online dating site since I had always met my lovers in real life. Well, after having my heart broken, I decided to try my luck on the net.