⚠️ We checked out Stylishiy.com, a scam store pretending to be Zalando, a reputable online retailer. The website uses the Zalando logo and displays images and text stolen from Ralph Lauren’s website. It’s clear that the site isn’t legit as it uses a common template also seen on other scam websites. The Facebook ads promoting

[email protected] is an email address that is associated with numerous fraudulent online shopping websites such as fake ‘Sports direct outlet’, fake ‘Nike Factory’, imaginefine.com, stylishiy.com, westprograms.shop, giovany.shop. 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

Our team has discovered a scam targeting buyers with fake Amazon clearance sales for Xbox, Nintendo, and PS5. The scammers use genuine logos, images, and texts to deceive consumers into believing they are getting huge discounts. They often create template-like Facebook ads with enticing offers like getting popular games for free with the purchase of

⚠️ We checked out Beautyvanityhub.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, Beautyvanityhub.com might fool you because

⚠️ We checked out Areape.shop and it’s certainly a scam pretending to be Ace Hardware. The website uses the Ace Hardware logo, product images, and text, making it seem legitimate. However, the truth is, it’s a fake site operating under false pretenses. At first glance, the site may look convincing with its sleek design and

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⚠️ We checked out Alsolume.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, Alsolume.com might fool you because

⚠️ Fashionnovashoe.com is a scam store pretending to be Fashion Nova. They are using the Fashion Nova logo, images, and texts to deceive people into thinking they are a legitimate website. The website uses a common template that is linked to other known scams, making it easy to spot as fraudulent. The domain name, ‘Fashion

⚠️ We checked out Sportweary.com and it’s definitely a scam pretending to be a legit Lululemon store. This fake website is using the Lululemon logo, product images, and text to deceive unsuspecting shoppers. The site itself is built on a generic template commonly used for fraudulent schemes and it directs to other known scams. Be