The website Fizikvip.shop is a fake store that pretends to sell premium cycling products from the well-known brand “fi’zi:k”. This scam website attracts customers with extremely high discounts, often up to 80% off, which are too good to be true for genuine products. They also use urgent language like “Today only” and “Get Yours Before

Liewood-eu.com is a fake website mimicking the legitimate LIEWOOD brand. This scam targets people looking for deals and is often promoted through ads on social media. This fake store offers suspiciously high discounts, like “Up to 80% OFF”, claiming to provide deals that are usually too good to be true. Promotions also include “Free Delivery

Amaznboxus.com (Amaze Box Us) is a fake website pretending to be part of Amazon. It primarily targets people looking for great deals on Amazon items. This scam site is promoted through ads on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, claiming you can buy Amazon pallets worth $29. These ads make false promises about getting

The Myantispyware team wants to inform you about Amaxboxsalex.com, which is a fake Amazon website designed to scam people. This scam site tricks users into believing they are buying high-end electronics pallets for just $29, using urgency and scarcity tactics to lure people in. Amaxboxsalex.com often appears in ads on Facebook and Instagram, promising deals

The Myantispyware team has discovered a fake store at specialgoodwarehouse.com posing as a genuine Amazon site. This scam store claims to sell a high-end electric dirt bike for only $49, a price that’s suspiciously low and should raise red flags about its legitimacy. The site’s domain, specialgoodwarehouse.com, does not match the official Amazon domain, which

The Myantispyware team wants to warn you about SPORTS-FIND.COM, a scam site pretending to be a legit sports retailer, similar to SPORTS DIRECT. This fake website offers incredibly low prices on items like Air Max sneakers to lure buyers in. It uses enticing ads on social media saying “Only £19.99!!! SPORTS DIRECT is clearing out

The Myantispyware team warns you about saks-5th-clearance.shop, a scam website targeting shoppers looking for discounts. This fake site pretends to be associated with the well-known Saks Fifth Avenue but is actually a trick to steal your money or personal info. The scam is promoted through misleading ads and shady emails, making it easy for unsuspecting

Outlets-sports.com is a scam store pretending to be a legitimate Foot Locker website. This fraudulent site targets shoppers by using the popular “Air Force” sneaker model from Nike. They draw in customers by promising massive discounts of up to 80% off and free shipping on purchases over $50, alongside a banner that suggests a clearance

The Myantispyware team warns you about Te-outlet.com, a site that’s pretending to be linked to Tesco but isn’t. This scam store tricks people by offering Dyson products at very low prices. You might see ads for this on Facebook or Instagram, saying you can get a Dyson V15 vacuum for just £39.99. That price is