Thomas Orsolya

Costco-Rewards-Portal.Netlify.app 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

ReviewMart.Store presents itself as a Costco rewards page, but the offer is misleading. It uses Costco-style branding and fake payout claims to suggest users … Read more

If you come across a website claiming you can get up to $750 in gift cards from Target just by filling out a form … Read more

You receive a text claiming you have a court enforcement notice tied to a traffic violation. It includes a case number, a court name, … Read more

You receive a text claiming you have a court enforcement notice tied to a traffic violation. It includes a case number, a court name, … Read more

You receive a text claiming you have a court enforcement notice tied to a traffic violation. It includes a case number, a court name, … Read more

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

Celebrities praising a “breakthrough” tinnitus cure. AI-generated videos spreading rapidly across social media. Big promises backed by questionable marketing. EchoZen Drops has generated significant … Read more

You receive a text message claiming you have a traffic violation in Marion County, Indiana. It includes a case number, a court name, maybe … Read more

If you found Purisaki Berberine Patches through a flashy ad, you probably saw the same promise most people see: quick, painless weight loss without … Read more

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

SynGas is marketed as a plug-and-play device that promises to reduce fuel consumption by up to 55%, improve engine performance, and save money on … Read more

GrabCard.com tries to look like a Costco rewards page, but the real purpose is very different. It uses Costco-style branding, fake payout claims, and … Read more

Mary & Grace Charleston is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product … Read more

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

The Mirover Split Max AC is aggressively marketed as a plug-and-play air conditioner that cools and heats your room in seconds—no installation, no external … Read more

Sophia & Grace Savannah is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product … Read more

Eve Farm Goat Milk Powder is marketed as a natural alternative to calcium pills and synthetic bone health supplements. The product page tries to … Read more

Lumine Organics markets its NAD+ Anti-Aging Capsules as a breakthrough solution for energy, skin rejuvenation, and cellular repair. The presentation is clean, the messaging … Read more

CostGifter tries to look like a Costco rewards page, but the real purpose is very different. It uses Costco-style branding, fake payout claims, and … Read more

Aurivita presents its Capsaicin Power softgels as a powerful cardiovascular and circulation support formula. The branding looks premium. The claims sound medical. The pricing … Read more

The Tryskintle Foundation Stick is being heavily promoted online as a “Korean color-changing” formula that adapts instantly to your skin tone, replaces multiple skincare … 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

Trim Taste markets its Cutting Drink Mix as a simple daily solution to “stop cravings,” “boost metabolism,” and support fat loss. The branding is … Read more

Susan & Ashley Montreal is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product … Read more

Evelyn & Grace Vancouver is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product … Read more

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

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

Fake “Spotify Rewards Program” websites are spreading quickly across ads, social media, and pop-up redirects. They promise free subscriptions, premium upgrades, or high-value gift … Read more

Susan’s Coastal Boutique is showing up in social media ads with a familiar promise: a limited-time sale event with dramatic discounts, polished product photos, … 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

A text message says you have a Traffic Court Summons. It may include a case number, a judge’s name, a hearing date, and a … 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

A text message claims you’ve been issued a Traffic Court Summons. It includes a case number, lists penalties, and is signed by Judge Robert … Read more

A text message claims you’ve received a Traffic Court Summons in Massachusetts. It references a case number, lists penalties, and is signed by Judge … Read more

A text message claims you have an unpaid traffic ticket connected to the Georgia DMV. It warns about late fees, a registration hold, or … Read more

A text message claims you have an unpaid traffic ticket connected to the Missouri DMV. It warns about late fees, a registration hold, or … Read more