Scammers pose as influencers or brands, offering fake giveaways or money in exchange for personal details like bank information or login credentials. They slide into DMs with promises of easy cash but leave victims broke or hacked.

Scammers are running fake plays in your inbox and texts—stuff like “account issues” or “you’ve won a prize.” Their game plan? Trick you into handing over personal info or clicking risky links. Run your own defence: always double-check who’s sending the message.

Fake online contests are all about grabbing your attention with flashy “You’re a Winner!” banners and promises of big prizes. Scammers use these tactics to get your personal info, payment details, or even access to your accounts.Be cautious if you see contests asking for upfront fees.

Fraudsters claim they’ll double your crypto if you send them some first, often impersonating celebrities or influencers. They post flashy success stories to make the scam look legit, but your crypto is gone for good.

Scammers are sliding into DMs and chats asking for pics—it’s their sneaky way of running a fast break on your privacy. Whether they’re faking friendship or throwing out bait like “You look amazing, send a pic,” it’s all part of their play to steal your info or worse.

Gamers, keep your defense tight—scammers are out here running sneaky plays. From fake in-game currency deals to “too-good-to-be-true” skins, they’ll trick you faster than a fast break. Some even slide into DMs with phishing links, trying to steal your account.

Scammers are out here pretending to be your bank or the government, dropping fake alerts like “Your account’s in danger!” to trick you into giving up your password. It’s their way of stealing the ball and running off with your personal info.