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According to this Facebook post, fast food outlet Taco Bell is giving everyone who shares a link 2 free Big Bell Boxes for a month. 

According to this supposed warning message, you should not accept a video called "Move your cucu" because it is a very dangerous virus that will format your mobile phone. 

According to this email, which purports to be from American Express, you have been allocated a payment of $5000 as part of the "corona virus aid stimulus bill".

Scammers on Facebook have been quick to exploit the coronavirus pandemic. One way that they are doing this is by creating fake Facebook giveaway pages and posts that are related to coronavirus, social distancing, and home quarantine.

According to this email, there are unread pending messages waiting in your email account. The notification claims that the waiting messages have been delayed for 48 hours.

According to a social media message that is currently circulating in French and English, you should not accept a video called "Dance of the Dad" because it is a virus that will format your cell phone.

According to this email, which purports to be from the Google Notification Service, "3 broken emails has been found and recovered" within your account. 

According to a post that is circulating rapidly on Facebook, grocery chain Aldi is giving everyone who shares a link a £100 gift card. 

Scammers are attempting to panic people into divulging their Facebook login details by implying that family or friends may have been killed or injured.

According to this email, which purports to be from UK telecommunications company BT, your monthly payment was recently declined.

According to this email, you have received a confidential document via cPanel cloud systems. Supposedly, the email was sent by cPanel Support's Head of Security.

According to this email, you have won 750,000 Rand via a lottery organized by the African Trading Reward Programme. 

If you've been on Facebook for a while, you may well have seen posts that ask you to share an image as a means of garnering prayers for a sick or injured child. 

Long circulated message claims that an attached photograph shows Bronson, a black Labrador Retriever with a deadly copperhead snake wrapped around his snout.

According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, Alaska Air has announced that it is giving two free tickets to everyone who shares a link.

If you see a post or private message on Facebook claiming that you can view a list of your profile visitors, don't click on it.

This email claims that your account is set to be limited because the service provider has noticed some unusual activity. 

For years, scammers have tried to steal sensitive personal and financial information by falsely claiming that recipients of their emails are eligible for an unexpected tax refund. 

According to this widely-circulated post, Facebook will donate 10 rupees to help a pictured child in exchange for liking and sharing. 

According to this email, which purports to be from "Admin" at your email service provider, you have a new voice message waiting.

If you've been on the Internet for a while, you've likely received your fair share of emails claiming that you been selected to complete a survey and thus go in the draw to win various prizes or "rewards". 

A post currently being shared on Facebook claims that US-based airline, JetBlue is giving two free tickets to everyone who shares a link. 

Message claims that Nancy Pelosi, current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, answered a psychiatrist's test question in a way that revealed a decided lack of intelligence

Some scam attempts are so poorly executed that they are almost entertaining. This rather lame attempt to steal your Google Account login details fits into that category.

This email claims to be from a spy͏ware software developer who "has your secrets". Supposedly, the "hacker" has installed malware on your device.