Year: 2019

Phone image   ©eskaylim/depositphotos.com According to a message  that is currently circulating via cross-platform instant messaging service What

Outline: Circulating post claims that you can click to get a free voucher from UK retailer Marks & Spencer. Brief Analysis: The post is fraud

Last updated on July 14, 2017 Outline: Message circulating  rapidly via social media warns you not to accept a free key chain given out at petrol

Last updated on July 14, 2017 Outline: Message circulating  rapidly via social media warns you not to accept a free key chain given out at pe

Outline Message circulating on Facebook claims that free of cost heart surgery for children is available at a Bangalore hospital and that users s

Outline: Message claims that people with a sexually transmitted disease can fly free with Southwest Airlines to anywhere in the world (Full c

According to this post, which is currently circulating  rapidly on Facebook, large retailer Tesco is giving away vouchers worth £40. The post ur

According to an urgent sounding ALL CAPS message that is currently gaining momentum on Facebook, users should not accept friend requests from

Outline: Email warns that the recipient’s credit card has been involved in fraudulent transactions (adsbygoogle = window.adsbyg

This story was first published on    July 24, 2015 Many fake-news websites have appeared online in recent years. And more seem to be springing up