Keep an eye out for fraudulent emails claiming that someone has shared a document with you. Sender names and other details may vary.

As advance fee scams go, this one is pretty sophisticated. It is professionally presented and, unusually for such scam emails,  it boasts excellent spelling and grammar. 

Circulating photograph of an unusual structure made from a collection of stacked caravans (trailers) is falsely labelled as a “redneck mansion”.

According to this email, which claims to be from the “Domain Administrator”,  you recently made a request to deactivate your email account. Supposedly, this “email de_activation” is “in prgress”. 

People all around the world are receiving calls from scammers claiming that they are owed a refund by tech giant Microsoft.

dvance fee scammers are currently sending out emails that falsely claim to be from recent EuroMillions lottery winners Steven and Lenka Thomson. 

If you are an Apple user, keep an eye out for emails claiming that your Apple ID was used to download an app you know nothing about.

Footage from a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film appears to show a woman using a mobile (cell) phone decades before they were invented.

Message claims that attached photographs show an old aircraft that has been converted into a luxuriously appointed private home

Circulating message claims that an attached image depicts the deadly ‘snow snake’. According to the message, the snake’s venom will fatally freeze the blood of those bitten.