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⚠️ Our team has identified Distributingclothing.shop as a scam store. It pretends to be a legitimate Lowe’s website, selling a Backlog-2-Seat Electric Outdoor Scooter for just $39. This scam uses Lowe’s logo, images, and text to look genuine. Ads often contain fake photoshopped images and initially lead to comfortcloth.shop before redirecting to Distributingclothing.shop to hide

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam store, Toolsrhino.com, that targets online shoppers looking for Rhino USA products. This fraudulent website falsely uses the Rhino USA logo, images, and text to trick unsuspecting buyers. The site appears similar to the official Rhino USA website but is actually a scam designed to steal your money. On

⚠️ Our team has identified TheHomeTools.Shop as a scam store designed to trick buyers with fake ads and empty promises. This scam store uses a template similar to other known scams, making it recognizable by certain patterns. Interestingly, it opens an empty page on desktop computers to avoid being checked out by security tools. The

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam site called Pricecrash.live that targets people looking for Samsonite products. This scam site uses the well-known Samsonite logo, images, and texts to appear genuine. It even uses a fake name, ‘Price Crash Live’, to trick users. The scam works through misleading ads on platforms like Facebook. These ads

⚠️ We checked out Njxbeauty.com, and it’s definitely a scam that looks like a legitimate online store. This site is promoted on social media platforms like Facebook, offering incredibly low prices on what seem to be high-end perfumes. At first glance, Njxbeauty.com might fool you because it has a sleek design, nice product photos, and

⚠️ We checked out Jusapstore.com and it’s definitely a scam that looks like a real online store. You’ll see it promoted on social media platforms like Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook, offering incredibly low prices on all sorts of items if you sign up and buy something. At first glance, Jusapstore.com might fool you because

⚠️ Our team has found that EasyBestSale.com is a scam store designed to trick buyers. This scam site uses a domain name that seems trustworthy, but it’s far from it. The store uses a baiting technique through Facebook ads. These ads are filled with fake, photoshopped images promising unrealistically low prices to lure people in.

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam site, Motyczr.com, that specifically targets online shoppers. This scam store uses a template linked to other scam websites and opens a fake 404 error page on desktops to avoid analysis. The site promotes itself through Facebook ads that look genuine but are actually using fake, photoshopped pictures to