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According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, US-based airline Allegiant Air is giving everyone two free plane tickets to celebrate "April Aviation Week". 

Circulating message that features an image depicting a grave covered by a sturdy iron cage claims that the cages were used in Victorian times to keep vampires and zombies from escaping should they rise from the dead.

According to this email,  "Brett and Robin McCoy" are giving away one million dollars to five randomly chosen individuals as part of a charity project.  

Message claims that fast-food outlet KFC changed its name from Kentucky Fried Chicken because it uses genetically manipulated organisms rather than real chickens and therefore cannot legally use the word "chicken" in its name.

Circulating report claims that DNA tests on the body of an elderly homeless man have identified him as Elvis Presley.

According to this email, Netflix was unable to automatically renew your subscription due to a problem with your current payment method.

According to this email, which purports to be from American package delivery company United Parcel Service (UPS), your new invoice is now available. 

This email, which purports to be from the UK's official TV Licensing entity, claims that you are eligible for a TV Licensing refund.

According to this email, which may look like it was sent by your email service provider, you need to enable "2nd step security" on your email account.

According to a message that is currently circulating via social media, law enforcement and government officials are warning consumers to check the tops of bottled water for possible tampering.

This email purports to be a payment advice from Global Payments and Cash Management at HSBC. The 'auto-generated' email suggests that you open an attached file to view the payment advice document. 

According to a post that is circulating rapidly on Facebook, you can check the security status of your Facebook account just by typing the letters "BFF" as a comment. 

According to this post, which is currently circulating rapidly on Facebook, large retailer Tesco is giving away vouchers worth £40. The post urges you to click to get your free voucher. 

This email asks if you can handle a multi-million dollar financial transaction with one Mr George Lewis. Apparently, George is inviting you to assist him in investing $45.2 million in various areas of interest including real estate, fisheries, and hotels. And, he promises that you will be compensated for "assisting him to secure the funds for investment…

Report being shared via social media claims that the FDA has discovered that thousands of Coors Light beers across the US have been laced with cocaine. 

This supposed "Security Alert" message warns that your email account will be deactivated if you do not click a button and add a recovery number.

According to a supposed news story that has been circulating via social media, actress and model Pamela Anderson has died. 

This email, which purports to be a last alert from Apple, claims that your account has been temporarily suspended because the company cannot confirm your information. 

Most modern browsers have built-in mechanisms that try to protect users from phishing scams. If a user clicks a link in a reported phishing scam email, the browser will display a page that warns that the user is about to go to a fraudulent website

A message that is circulating primarily via WhatsApp claims that European brewer Heineken is giving away 4 barrels of beer to celebrate its 140th anniversary.

According to this email, which purports to be from Netflix, your Netflix account has been suspended because the company is having trouble with your billing information.

According to a post that is being shared on Facebook, you can win a P&O cruise for three people just by sharing the post and clicking a sign-up button.  

People have been receiving spam text messages that claim they have a large sum of money waiting in a new account that has been activated for them. 

According to this nasty and racist "warning" message, the Chinese have started to produce canned beef with their dead bodies and are sending the resulting products to Africa for sale. 

"Amber Alert" message circulating via social media and email claims that a three-year-old child has been kidnapped by a man driving a grey car with the license plate 72B 381.