⚠️ Myantispyware team has noticed a scam store called Seiosdke.xyz that’s pretending to be the well-known site, Newegg. This scam uses Newegg’s logo, images, and text to trick people. They promote their fake store through Facebook ads that look real, offering deals on iPhones like “70% off” and “12-month warranties”. These Facebook ads say things

⚠️ Myantispyware wants to warn you about a ‘$29 Amazon pallets’ scam involving a fake Amazon website, Amaznboxs.com. This scam site uses Amazon’s logo, images, and text to appear real. The domain name “Amaznboxs.com” is misleading and closely mimics Amazon’s name. The scammers behind Amaznboxs.com run ads on Facebook. These ads show fake photos and

⚠️ Our team has identified that Enneacy.com is a scam store posing as the well-known online retailer Modlily. This fake website uses Modlily logos, images, and text to trick buyers into thinking it is genuine. These scammers are using a template that is linked to other scams and have developed tactics to avoid detection, such

⚠️ Our team has identified “Euquily.com” as a scam site that falsely poses as Seasalt Cornwall, a known clothing brand. This fake site uses Seasalt Cornwall’s logos, images, and texts to trick users into thinking they are shopping from the real brand. The scam is promoted through misleading ads on platforms like Facebook. These ads

[email protected] is an email address that is associated with numerous fraudulent online shopping websites such as Bloomsbody.com, Fl-sneakers.com, Faectory.store, Aloactivitymall.com. These deceptive sites often offer staggering discounts on products such as apparel, shoes, jewelry, and electronics. They heavily rely on social media advertising, particularly on platforms like Facebook and Instagram, to drive traffic. The ads