⚠️ Dyson-eu.buzz is a scam website that pretends to sell Dyson products at unbelievable prices. This fake site uses Dyson’s logo, images, and text to look real. It has a domain name that sounds official but isn’t. The scam is promoted through Facebook ads that show fake photos of Dyson products and claim huge discounts

⚠️ Our team has identified Leactivity.shop as a scam store that pretends to be an official Le Creuset website. This scam uses the Le Creuset logo, images, and text to trick people into thinking it is legitimate. It uses a domain name, “Leactivity.shop”, that looks and sounds similar to the official Le Creuset site to

⚠️ Our team has found that Parokiy.com is a scam store pretending to be TeePublic. This fake website uses TeePublic’s logo, images, and texts to trick you. It uses a scam template linked to other fake websites and opens an unrelated page on desktops to avoid being detected. The ads for this scam appear on

⚠️ Our team discovered that Nynluxury.com is a scam store pretending to sell luxury watches. This fake store uses images and descriptions of Rolex watches to look legitimate. But, it’s anything but real. Nynluxury.com tricks people by using a misleading domain name and showing a fake 404 error page on desktops to avoid deeper investigation.

⚠️ Our team has discovere Skimsales.com, a scam site that pretends to be an official SKIMS store. This fake website uses the SKIMS logo, images, and text to deceive users. It also uses a domain name, “Skim Sales com”, that closely mimics the official website to trick people into thinking it’s legitimate. On desktop, the

⚠️ Our team has identified Mkefinder.com as a scam store that falsely claims to sell Dr. Martens shoes. This scam uses the Dr. Martens logo, images, and text to make the website look real. The website uses a design that is linked to other scam sites. When visited from a desktop computer, Mkefinder.com may open

⚠️ Our team has identified a scam store, Luluhaul.com, which pretends to be a site selling Ray-Ban products. This scam uses the Ray-Ban logo, images, and texts to fool people. It’s part of a pattern seen with other scams. The scam is promoted using Facebook ads that look like real sales, showing well-known products at

⚠️ Our team has identified a scam linked to Shopcoach.club, a fake store targeting buyers looking for Goose Creek candles. This scam uses the Goose Creek logo, images, and texts to appear legitimate. It even opens a fake ‘Not found’ page on desktop to avoid analysis, making it harder to identify. Shopcoach.club uses a template

⚠️ Our team has discovered a scam store, Eu-cocstoress.top, which is a fake website pretending to be the popular clothing brand COS. This scam site uses COS’s logo, images, and text to look real. It also uses a domain name similar to the official website to trick people into thinking it’s legitimate. Eu-cocstoress.top is promoted