Thomas Orsolya

Lately, social feeds have been flooded with the same kind of “miracle supplement” pitch: dramatic videos, bold headlines, and a product that supposedly fixes … Read more

The Doreve Cloudfaser Pillow is promoted as a specialized pillow for tinnitus relief, cervical support, and deeper sleep. The product page presents it as … Read more

Clima Pest Guard is promoted as a compact UV mosquito killer lamp that promises fast, chemical-free protection from mosquitoes at home, outdoors, and while … Read more

Qinux Klampero is promoted as a compact chainsaw sharpener designed to restore dull chains quickly, without electricity or complicated tools. The sales page presents … Read more

We investigated Pelvini.com shopping site – legit store or a scam? Read this before you shop to see what we uncovered.

Avora London is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, and … Read more

Haven Beck is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, and … Read more

Vorenax Nattokinase is marketed as a powerful cardiovascular supplement that can reduce arterial inflammation, dissolve plaque buildup, lower blood pressure, clear “bad” cholesterol particles, … Read more

The Hills Nashville is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, … Read more

Mary’s Closet is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, and … Read more

DnkDeals.com to offer a Costco-style rewards opportunity, claiming users can earn up to $750 by completing a short survey. The page looks polished and … Read more

Nashville Cotton Linen is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, … Read more

A new wave of fake job ads is promoting a so-called “YouTube Reviewer Program,” claiming that regular users can earn money by watching YouTube … Read more

A new scam is spreading through social media ads and slick landing pages claiming users can join a “TikTok Reviewer Program” and get paid … Read more

If you’ve seen ads claiming you can make easy money as a “TikTok Trend Reviewer,” “Trend Evaluator,” or “TikTok Pay Reviewer,” be careful. These … Read more

Ritual Labs Happy Liver is marketed as a “European pharmaceutical grade” liver support supplement that claims to help with liver protection, bloating, brain fog, … Read more

Imagine getting a perfectly fitted set of dentures without a single dental appointment—delivered to your door, customized using AI, and crafted with premium medical-grade … Read more

If you’ve seen an ad promising a “miracle” weight-loss shortcut that sounds oddly specific, like a secret recipe, a celebrity-approved gelatin trick, or a … Read more

Glucozen is being promoted as a “natural” diabetes and blood sugar support supplement, often through news-style pages and long sales videos that promise a … Read more

Elavyn Lymphatic Drainage Drops are promoted as a natural liquid supplement that can reduce facial puffiness, under-eye bags, bloating, swelling, and fluid retention “in … Read more

Velarux is marketed as a ready-to-use anti-snoring mouthpiece that claims to stop snoring, improve sleep, open the airway, and even help with sleep apnea. … Read more

NutraPure Berberine Drops with Ceylon Cinnamon are being marketed as a powerful liquid supplement for blood sugar, cravings, weight loss, energy, metabolism, and A1C … Read more

Renu Glyco is being promoted as a “natural” diabetes and blood sugar support supplement, often through news-style pages and long sales videos that promise … Read more

CardioNEX Glucose Management is being promoted as a “natural” diabetes and blood sugar support supplement, often through news-style pages and long sales videos that … Read more

Herbiva Cayenne Pepper Drops are marketed as a fast-acting liquid supplement for blood flow, stamina, energy, circulation, heart health, and even intimate performance. The … Read more

A tiny PayPal deposit can seem harmless. It may be only $0.01, ₱0.01 PHP, Ft 1 HUF, or another very small amount. But scammers … Read more

A PayPal notification saying someone sent you $0.02 may look harmless. It is only two cents, so it does not feel like a serious … Read more

A PayPal notification saying someone sent you $0.01 can look harmless. It is only one cent, so most people would not treat it as … Read more