According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, Disneyland is giving 4 free tickets to every family to celebrate its 125th anniversary.

According to this email, which claims to be from the “Assistance Center” at Amazon, the company is missing some information for your account.

According to this email, which purports to be from PayPal, the company is making changes to the terms of its user agreement.

A favourite scammer tactic is to distribute fake “payment update”  emails that look like they were sent by Netflix. Many versions of…

For several years scammers have been pretending to give away Range Rovers on Facebook.  Alas, no Range Rovers have ever been given away via these Facebook posts.

Perhaps you don’t believe that climate change is a problem that we need to worry about? Of course, I completely respect your right to hold these views. But, that said, I’d like to issue you with a little challenge.

Phishing scammers are once again targetting Netflix users via fake account payment problem emails claiming that your Netflix account has been canceled.

According to this email, an official with South Africa’s Department of Minerals and Natural Resources has a confidential business proposal for you.

Facebook scammers continue to lure victims by pretending to give away brand new Toyota 4Runners. The message claims that, for a chance to win, you just need to share the post, add a comment, and then click a link.

According to this email, which purports to be from Amazon, your account will be locked because of violated policies.