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If you are travelling to the United States, you are required to apply for and receive an ESTA, but watch out for scam websites and emails.

This email is supposedly a shipment notification from delivery company DHL. It asks you to click a link to confirm your delivery details.

This email, which was supposedly sent by Microsoft, warns that your Outlook account has been suspended due to a security issue. 

Yet another wave of Amazon phishing scam emails is hitting inboxes. The emails, which feature the Amazon logo, claim that the company was unable to process a recent order you made.

The attachment that comes with this email supposedly contains a Bill of Lading from an international shipping company.

According to a post that is currently circulating via WhatsApp, you should not join a group called "Hearts of Love".

In recent weeks, you may have seen social media messages and blog post warning that support for the Windows 7 operating system is set to end in January 2020.

According to a post being shared on Facebook, European discount supermarket chain Lidl is rewarding 150 lucky families with free groceries for a year. 

According to this email, which purports to be from Yahoo, your mailbox has exceeded its storage limit and you need to "re-validate" your account.

According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, Tesco is giving everyone a £70 voucher to celebrate its 101st anniversary. 

This message, which claims to be from "Email Protection Services", warns that some apps you've allowed to access your account have not been verified by Google. 

According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, Honda is giving away 372 Activa 5G scooters as a means of celebrating its 72nd anniversary. 

According to this rather threatening email, if you scan your computer, you will find a trojan that is “already too late to fix”.

Message claims that attached photographs depict "Rupert", a one pound deer that was delivered by caesarean section at a wildlife hospital after his mother was killed by a car.

This email claims that you have won 10 million dollars in the Microsoft Online Lottery Prize and should contact the paying bank for further details.

According to this supposed warning message, which purports to be from 'Email Account Protection",  there was an unusual sign-in on your email account.

According to a post currently hitting Facebook News Feeds, US home improvement store chain Lowe's is giving everyone who shares a link a coupon worth $150.

Scammers are distributing fake admin notifications recommending that you add a recovery number to your email account. 

Many Facebook and WhatsApp users are receiving notifications claiming that someone sent them a surprise message. The notifications feature an envelope icon along with a row of smileys and a website link. 

According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's is giving three lucky families the "amazing gift of an entire year of free groceries" to celebrate Christmas. 

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.