Yesterday's Most Popular - Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Scams - Frauds

It seems that the Flash Rewards system is a scam. They have promotional deals that you complete in order to get a gift card. The scam is, they say you must complete X number of deals in a specified timeframe (ie 20 days). It's fast to complete deals, but they don't credit you right away. It may take a week or more to get credited. And, you ...

The Texas Department of Transportation is aware of continued scams targeting TxTag customers regarding outstanding unpaid toll charges. TxTag does not send emails or text messages to customers regarding balances due. Please do not click links or respond to suspicious messages. TxTag takes customer account security and verification very seriously. W...

I just received the MGM Data Settlement email below. They are cutting me a check for $75. Easy money. Never had a problem with the breach, our data is always available these days unfortunately. You have to be diligent watching your accounts....

Scammers are sending McAfee scam invoices like the one below to potential victims. The scammers aim to frighten and trick their potential victims into calling the fake Mcafee customer or technical support telephone number in the email. Therefore, recipients of the fake McAfee are asked to delete it and should not call the fake McAfee technical supp...

The Fastrak Lane Tolls scam text message below, which claims you need to avoid a fine and keep your license, is being sent by online scammers. The text aims to frighten and trick potential victims into clicking the link in it. The link goes to a phishing website that steals personal and financial information, which will be used fraudulently by scam...

321 Greetings is a legitimate security-related site used for phishing tests. It is NOT a greeting website. Companies use it as a phishing test - they send their employees an email purporting to be from 321. If they fall for it and click through, the IT department sends them a reply letting them know they fell for a scam and educate them about it....

There is no "Samsung Mobile Promo Draw" lottery. Therefore, the email message below, which claims that the recipients are lucky winners of the Samsung Mobile Promo Draw, is a scam that is being sent by lottery scammers to their potential victims. Therefore, recipients of the fake email message should not respond to it or follow the instru...

I received the text below, which appears to have been sent from Royal Mail. The link in the text goes to the website ryml.me, which is owned by Royal Mail. But, I want to be sure that the text is not a scam. The text message came from telephone number 769256245....

Scammers are using the telephone number 866-446-6319 to trick potential victims into contacting them. The scammers send out fake PayPal emails to potential victims claiming there is a fraudulent charge on their accounts and ask them to call the fake customer service telephone number for help. If contacted, the scammers will pretend to be PayPal cus...

The website sweathaul.com is a scam and is not associated with LuLuLemon. The website tricks unsuspecting victims into signing up for unwanted subscriptions by utilizing deceptive techniques and the names of brands like LuLuLemon, Amazon, The Home Depot, and Walmart to trick visitors into taking an online survey....

Do not call 1-650-543-4800 because it is a fake Facebook technical support or customer service number. The fake number(1-650-543-4800) is being used by cybercriminals or scammers to trick online users into calling it. The cyber criminals do this by sending out fake emails like the one below, or text messages, which claim the recipients should call ...

Online users are asked to be aware of "Richard Wahl" lottery donation scams. The name of the 47-year-old Powerball Jackpot winner from Vernon, New Jersey, who won $533 million dollars, is being used by scammers in an attempt to trick potential victims into sending money and personal information. The scammers claim their potential victims ...