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These fake Google Drive emails, which feature the Google Drive logo, claim that a file is pending approval and urge you to take action by clicking a button. 

According to this email, which purports to be from Apple, your Apple ID was locked for security reasons. 

Supposedly, giant retail chain Tesco has announced that everyone who shares a Tesco giveaway post on Facebook will be sent a £50 coupon to celebrate the company's anniversary. 

Long circulated social media message warns that a 48-year-old pedophile named Harry Graham is posing as a 14-year-old on Facebook in order to make contact with children.

According to this email, you have been selected as a recipient of a major cash prize via Google Ad Grants for 2019.

Circulating message claims that attached images depict a K-7, an exceptionally large aircraft built in Russia during the 1930s.

Since February 2019, a rather disturbing image depicting a hunched and frail elderly lady standing on a Sydney train has been circulating on social media, causing consternation as it travels.

According to this email, a senior banker in Turkey wants to present you as the beneficiary of a multi-million dollar fund left in his late client's bank account.  

Scammers regularly use phone text messages as a means of gaining new victims. Often, they attempt to lure victims to scam websites by claiming that they have won a prize. 

Yet another phishing campaign is targeting Netflix customers. As with previous versions, the scam emails claim that there is a problem with your current billing information.

In late May 2019, posts mourning the death of former Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya began circulating via Twitter and Facebook.

A video that is currently circulating via social media websites purportedly shows what happens when an egg is soaked in cola for 24 hours.

Do you own or manage a Facebook Page? If so, keep an eye out for bogus notifications claiming to be associated with Facebook's "verified"  badges. When I when to the Hoax-Slayer Facebook Page this morning, the following message appeared in my notifications:   And this message was displayed in the Page Roles section of the…

Facebook post claims that Walt Disney World is giving away 5 free tickets per family as a means of celebrating its 50th anniversary. 

According to this email, which purports to be from bank and financial services company JP Morgan Chase,  the U.S Department of States and U.S Department of Treasury has approved a payment of  $4,500,000.00 in your name.

According to this email, the sender wants to give you access to a VIP members area.  Supposedly, this is a follow-up from an email sent "last week". 

According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, you can win a brand new 2019 Toyota 4Runner just by sharing the post and clicking a link to validate your entry.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) in the US is warning consumers about a new scam campaign using fake voicemail notification emails.

Keep an eye out for fraudulent emails that masquerade as booking notifications from airlines such as Qatar Airways.

According to this email, charitable organization Oxfam has given you a cash grant of £1,000,000.00. Supposedly, the charity donation is being promoted in conjunction with UNICEF.

According to this "anti-fraud alert" email someone tried to pay with your credit card and the "payment is hold". 

Inboxes are again being hit by malicious emails purporting to be package notifications from delivery company DHL.

According to this email, the sender has installed Remote Administration Tool (RAT) malware on your computer and has created a compromising video of you.

Malicious emails with the subject line and message "Your photo takes first place" are currently hitting inboxes. 

Long circulated message claims that photographs show the remains of a fairy found in Derbyshire, England.