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A post being shared on Facebook claims that Dunkin Donuts is giving away a free box of donuts to EVERYONE as a means of celebrating the company's anniversary.

This email, which purports to be from Australian telecommunications company Telstra, claims that you can click a button to redeem a gift card valued at $500.

This message purports to be from a hacker who has infected your account and "exploited your email and system". 

According to a post being shared on Facebook, US-based airline, JetBlue is giving everyone two free tickets as a way of celebrating the company's 20th birthday.

According to this email, which claims to be from the United Nations, you have been selected as the winner of a 1.5 million dollar prize draw.

Scammers are targeting website owners via messages claiming that a negative video about their site is circulating.

According to a post that is being shared on Facebook, Costco is giving all Facebook users a gift voucher valued at $41.

Many fake-news websites have appeared online in recent years. And more seem to be springing up all the time.

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Scammers are again targeting customers of Australian telecommunications giant Telstra. People have reported receiving a Telstra branded email claiming that a recent direct debit payment was unsuccessful.

According to the ACCC's Scam Watch website, Australian residents have been receiving text messages asking for emergency assistance.

Message with a series of attached pictures claims that the pictures were created on a typewriter by the artist Paul Smith.

This email, which purports to be from Apple, claims that your due payment has been scheduled. It includes an attached PDF that supposedly contains information about the payment.

Circulating message claims that if a man takes a pregnancy test and gets a positive result, it means he most likely has testicular cancer.

According to this widely circulated WhatsApp post, you must forward a message to your WhatsApp contact list or your account will be deleted.

Circulating social media message claims that a newborn baby abandoned in a forest was carried across a busy road and through a barbed wire fence to safety by a stray dog.

According to this email, which purports to be from the Apple Support Team, your Apple ID is set to be disabled due to some violated policies.

Internet giant Google is currently notifying users via email that the company's social network Google+ (G+) will soon be shut down

According to a Facebook Page that calls itself "Oprah W", the US talk-show host Oprah Winfrey is giving away gift cards, cash, cars, and even homes to fans who like, share, and comment. 

Sextortion scams are increasingly common. Scammers use a variety of dirty tricks to convince potential victims that the claims in their fake blackmail messages are true.

A message making its way around Facebook is claiming that Air New Zealand is giving all users 2 free flight tickets as a means of celebrating the company's 79th birthday. 

According to this message, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has sent you an email containing confidential personal information. 

According to this email, which purports to be from delivery company DHL, you have a package on the way and should click a link to validate transit status.

According to a Facebook Page called "Majorca Holidays", you can win a holiday package for two to Bora Bora just by sharing and adding the comment "Done". 

According to this supposed receipt email, the "Account Team" has arranged payment for you. However, the email is not a real receipt and no legitimate "Account Team" sent it.