An email from Asher Barin claims to launch a scam website, BloombergSources dot com, offering $2100 for a banner ad. The scam mirrors previous scams, tricking victims with a fake Bloomberg website. Users are urged to be cautious as the scammers may secure free advertising without payment, potentially misleading with guest post offers.
Some brands are using fake Facebook comments to boost sales, sometimes with fake profiles or by paying people to leave comments. Here's how to recognize a fake Facebook comment.
Bloggers beware! There’s a phishing scam involving Publication Media where you get an e-mail asking to add Meta tags to your website, in an attempt to steal your personal info. This is happening to publishers and bloggers that work with Publication Media and has now expanded to pretty much anyone with a blog on their site. Publication Media is a legitimate online platform for publishers; however, the scam e-mails are not coming from them! How the Publication Media Phishing Scam Works It starts with a legitimate looking e-mail, but if you look closely, it’s not from the Publication Media domain.…
If you’ve been contacted by Noah Davis to be on the Not Today… with Eddie Pence and Jenn Sterger podcast show, I’m sorry to have to tell you, it’s a scam. They are not going to pay you $5000, but they will steal your Facebook page. This scam has been going on for a couple years now, and they’ve been successful in getting a lot of pages taken over. And everyone knows with Facebook’s awful customer service, it’s nearly impossible to get your page back. An E-mail from Noah Davis This scam e-mail starts out like all the others. It…
You may have gotten a letter or e-mail from Marquis Who's Who in America and wonder if it is a legit opportunity or just another scam. I can tell you from personal experience, it's a little bit of both.