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The Real Cost of Publishers Clearing House Scam Calls
Fabulous wealth and life-changing prizes aren't always what's to be expected after receiving a call from PCH—it could just be a scam to steal your information and money.
FedEx Text Scam: Fake Delivery Alerts & Notifications
FedEx is warning customers of a fake text alert going around regarding an issue with a delivery. Learn how to avoid this tricky scam.
CircleCI Phishing Email: Attempt to Obtain Login Credentials
Real Chase Fraud Text Alert or Scam Message?
If you receive a text message from Chase Bank, don't click on any links or call the phone number listed—it could be a scam designed to steal your information and money.
Truist Text Alert: How to Identify a Real Text from a Scam
You may think that that Truist have sent you a text alert about your account. Here's how to check if it is actually a scam.
Free Netflix for a Year: Don't Believe the Hype, It's a Scam
Netflix has never offered a free subscription for an entire year. If you receive this offer from "Netflix," it's a scam.
Received an Amazon OTP Text? It Could Be a Scam
If you received an Amazon OTP text message out of the blue, it could be a sign that someone else is trying to log into your account.
How to Beat Airbnb Payment Scams That Can Leave You Stranded
When booking your next travel destination via Airbnb, be sure to always pay using the site's online system, or you could be scammed out of your money.
Free PayPal Money Scams: Don't Believe the Hype, It's a Scam
Multiple free money scams that easily fall under the “too good to be true” scams that target loyal PayPal users with promises of free PayPal money.
Is That Email Really From Facebook? 5 Foolproof Ways to Spot a Scam
If you ever need to check your Facebook account, always log in directly from the app or by typing in the URL. Don't trust every link you receive in your email.
Guides To Protect Against Bars & Restaurants Scams
Is the McDonald's Apple Pie Really Made from Apple?
People have claimed for years that the McDonald's apple pie is actually made from other ingredients like potatoes, so what's the truth?
Beat eBay Scams and Stay Safe When Shopping Online
Whether it's a counterfeit product, a sketchy seller, or a price too good to be true, eBay scams are widespread, so it's important to know how to protect yourself.
How to Claim Free Grubhub Delivery for a Year with Amazon Prime
Amazon's acquisition of 2% of Just Eat Takeaway is good news for Amazon Prime subscribers—free food delivery from Grubhub is just a few clicks away.
Cars with Cheap Insurance: Lower Your Monthly Costs
In the market for a new car? The cost of the vehicle itself isn't the only thing you want to consider. If you want to keep your costs down, get a car with low car insurance rates.
How Beat Amazon Scams and Stay Safe When Shopping Online
With Amazon being the largest online retailer worldwide, it's easy to see why scammers target its customers. Educate yourself, so you don't fall victim to an Amazon scam.
News About Bars & Restaurants Scams
Roe vs. Wade Overturned: Abortion Rights in Your State
Find out what the overturning of Roe vs. Wade means for abortion rights in your state.
Searches for "COVID Vaccine 5G" Hit All-Time High, But Microchips Definitely Not in Vaccine
The number of people searching for the term "COVID vaccine 5G" on Google has just hit an all-time high, but there's one way to be sure that there are no microchips.
Social Media: The New Favorite Amongst Scammers
Social media platforms are possibly the most used tools in committing fraud, responsible for $770 million in losses.
Beware When Scanning QR Codes, Even for Menus
The FBI is warning Americans about a new scam circulating in the country involving fraudulent QR codes in public places.
$30M Worth in Counterfeit Goods Seized in Los Angeles
Fake Gucci, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton handbags and clothing were just some of the items found in a large shipment of counterfeit goods coming in from China.