⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam store that targets fans of Victoria’s Secret. This scam involves a fake website, Victoriasecretsoutlet.com, which uses the Victoria’s Secret logo, images, and text to look real. This site uses a template linked to other scam sites and has a domain name very similar to the official Victoria’s Secret

⚠️ Our team has identified a scam store, Caivinkleinsaleus.shop, pretending to be an official Calvin Klein website. This scam site uses Calvin Klein logos, images, and text to deceive visitors. It uses a domain name that looks very similar to the real Calvin Klein website, tricking people into thinking it’s the real deal. This fake

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam website called Burstdepot.top, which falsely presents itself as an Adidas Outlet store. This fake site uses the Adidas logo, images, and text to trick people into thinking they are shopping at a real Adidas store. Burstdepot.top uses a template that is linked to other known scams. When you

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam linked to Oracledbcloud.pro, a fake ADIDAS website that uses the ADIDAS logo, images, and texts to trick people. This scam is part of a larger scheme that uses a common template seen in other scams. On desktop, the scam redirects users to tecovas.com to avoid detection. The scam

Naisiton_CustomerService1@outlook.com is an email address that is associated with numerous fraudulent online shopping websites such as Pharmide.live, Sale-spot.com, Thriftyes.online, Omplish.online, Increasenses.Online. 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

⚠️ Our team has identified Pharmide.live as a scam site that pretends to be an official Adidas store. This fake site uses Adidas logos, images, and texts to trick people into thinking it’s the real deal. They run ads for a so-called “Adidas Warehouse Sale”, offering big discounts to catch your eye. This site is

⚠️ Our team has identified a scam that tricks people interested in Dyson products. This scam targets Dyson fans with fake deals like “90% Off Warehouse Clearance” or “Store Closing Sale”. These ads make it look like you’re getting a high-end Dyson vacuum for just a fraction of the usual price ($500 Dyson for only

Annie@servicehotline.vip is an email address that is associated with numerous fraudulent online shopping websites such as cogipenguin.com and uggonlinestore.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 feature

⚠️ Our team has identified Rentnomorelv.com as a scam store that targets shoppers looking for QVC deals, especially around Father’s Day. This scam claims to offer a “Father’s Day Clearance” and uses QVC’s logo, images, and texts to make the scam appear genuine. It uses a template linked to other scams and can even open