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The "Apple Approval Notice" text message below, which claims an Apple Pay Pre Authorization was made on the recipient's iCloud account, is a scam. The fake message is a trick scammers use to frighten potential victims into contacting them at a fake Apple support telephone number....

The fake American Express message below, which appears to be from "noreply@mycredit-guide.americanexpress.com" and asking recipients to call 1-833-421-3385, is a scam. Scammers are using the message to frighten and trick potential victims into calling them at the fake American Express telephone number, which is linked to a call center ope...

The fake US-PS scam text message below, which claims the recipients' package cannot be delivered, is just one of the many scams being sent to potential victims. Therefore, recipients are asked not to click the links in the fake text messages. This is because the links go to fake and phishing USPS websites which steal account credentials, person...

The "Whatsapp Wrong Number" scam is being used by scammers, who use automated chatbots to contact potential victims from random numbers to lure them into conversations and trick them into falling for their fraudulent activities....

The WhatsApp Martinelli scam is a virus hoax that started in 2016 and has resurfaced in 2020. The hoax, which spread false information claiming there is a video virus on WhatsApp that can hack phones and nothing can fix or stop it, does not exist. Every year, the scam is resurrected and used to frighten WhatsApp users and trick them into sharing th...

The email address gc-orders@gc.email.amazon.com is not a scam. Gift or egift cards sent via Amazon delivery service are sent on behalf of a company, but will appear in the recipient’s e-mail inbox as sent from Amazon's e-mail address gc-orders@gc.email.amazon.com. Therefore, companies are asked to let their employees or customers know that they...

If you keep getting the "Whos Who in America" or "Marquis Who's Who" unsolicited or spam email below, please do not follow the instructions in it. The fake email appears to be a scam being sent by online scammers who attempting to trick their potential victims into signing up for a fake service. For information about always ...

The "Audi 2019 INTL Promotion" email below is a scam. Therefore, online users, if you have received emails like the one below, which claim you have thousands or millions of dollars in the so-called "Audi 2019 INTL Promotion," please delete them because they are lottery scams being sent by scammers....

Online users, be aware of fake "Mrs. Maria Franca Fissolo" emails being sent by online scammers. The fake emails are being used by scammers to trick online users into believing they have been selected to receive a donation from Mrs. Maria Franca Fissolo. Remember, never send your personal information to anyone who requests it via unsolici...

I just got a call from 416-849-9003. The caller asked for my credit card number and I did not feel comfortable giving it to her. I called the official number on the back of my card and Bank of Montreal(BMO) checked the telephone number and said that not only was it NOT a BMO number, they would NEVER ask you to give them your credit card number over...

If you are a Bank of America or BoA customers and you have received SMS text or email messages like the ones below, which appear as if they were sent by the Bank of America, asking you to call a particular phone number, visit a website, or respond to them, please do not. This is because the messages are phishing scams being sent by scammers or cybe...