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Here are the most common phone scams going around, beware! From telemarketing tricks to impersonators of government organizations' staff.
Here is a list of new romance scams, from online dating traps to fake matchmaking apps. Beware of catfish!
Here is a list of tips on how to stop scam calls (and here is how to report a scam number): Install Incogni – a powerful multi-purpose tool. Here is HOW. Sign-up for the Do Not Call Registry. Block all unknown numbers. Block specific numbers.
I’ve compiled a list of reported WhatsApp scammers who have either victimized people or engaged in suspicious activities that deserve scrutiny. I aim to highlight their activities, educate our readers about standard scamming techniques, and ultimately create a safer online space.
One common variation of the scam is the Geek Squad Number scam, where scammers set up fake Geek Squad phone numbers that appear legitimate to trick victims into calling them. They use Caller ID spoofing, so your phone screen even shows the name “Geek Squad”!
Email Scams: List Below. Email scams have gotten even more sophisticated, including Amazon scam email messages that really appear to be from the Amazon website. Here is how you can detect and block any harmful website on the Internet.
Scam phone numbers are one of the most common forms, as scam operations will use spoofing technology to generate a false phone number that you might trust, as opposed to a phone number you definitely won’t.
Read here a full list of Facebook scams, including Facebook Lottery, Messenger, fake profiles and the Facebook Work From Home program.
Here is a complete list of WhatsApp scams, from fake Premium upgrades to missed voicemails and bogus customer support.
In the Facebook Trusted Contacts Scam, the criminal sends you an urgent message (pretending to be your friend) claiming to need help getting back into their account. He invites you to check your email for a recovery code.