An email from "Jennifer, Project Manager with Under Armour's Global Marketing Operations team" offering you a modeling opportunity may seem legitimate, but it's actually part of a new check fraud scam. Here's what you need to know.
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Got an invitation from Punchbowl or Paperless post and it's asking for you to sign in so you can see the invite? Don't do it! It's a phishing scam to steal your log-in info.
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The Reuters footer scam asks websites to add a footer to their pages for $1600 for 3 months, which they will never pay you for. So, what's the point of this scam? Read on to find out.
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The America's Favorite Couple contest, run by Colossal Management, raises funds for charities like the L.A. Regional Food Bank. While it appears legitimate, concerns over its voting system and potential scams persist. Though there are winners, skepticism arises regarding the transparency of vote distribution and the authenticity of contestant profiles.
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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.