⚠️ The Myantispyware team has discovered a scam involving a fake COACH website operating under the domain Lightninges.online. This site falsely uses the COACH brand’s logo, images, and text to trick consumers. On desktop browsers, it cleverly opens an empty page to avoid detection and analysis. In scam ads, the brand name is slightly altered

⚠️ The Myantispyware team has identified Sunreao.com as a scam store that pretends to be a real Tecovas website. This fake store lures customers in by offering Tecovas products at unbelievably low prices, like $9.99 for items that are usually much more expensive. These scams are usually advertised on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. They

⚠️ The Myantispyware team has identified Tapcorey.shop as a scam store pretending to be a genuine Dickies website. This fake site lures shoppers with promises of huge discounts on Dickies products, like 874 Work Pants and Original Fit T-Shirts, through eye-catching Facebook and Instagram ads. They offer enticing deals such as up to 80% off,

⚠️ Doctarly.com is a fake website pretending to be a clearance sale for SHEIN, a well-known clothing brand. This scam is promoted through Facebook and Instagram ads claiming unbelievable discounts on stylish clothes. They promise fast shipping and money-back guarantees, but none of this is true. Ads for Doctarly.com lure people with super-low prices and

⚠️ Dcsneaker.com is a fake online shop pretending to be a part of the well-known QVC shopping network. This scam uses the QVC logo, images, and texts to lure people into believing they are buying from QVC. They post ads with slightly altered brand names to bypass ad filters but still stay recognizable. These scam

⚠️ The Myantispyware team wants to alert you about Costumees.com, a fake COACH website that scams buyers. This fake site uses the COACH logo, images, and texts to trick shoppers. It’s connected to other scams and even opens an empty page on desktop to avoid being analyzed. Scam ads for Costumees.com change the brand name

⚠️ The Amazon-specialoffer.com scam store tricks people by pretending to be connected to Amazon. This fake store uses the Amazon logo, images, and texts to appear real. On a computer, it might show an empty page to avoid being checked. The scam works by placing ads that falsely promise super low prices to attract buyers.