When a stranger sends you a chat request on Facebook, it’s usually a good idea to just ignore it. One British woman received a message from an Indian man she’d never seen before, and rather than simply dismissing him, she decided to find out what he was all about. What ensued was a massively

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A Facebook scammer was trying to earn some easy money but he messed with the wrong woman. Show Full Text The scammer, who goes by the name Stephen Masumbo, messaged the woman on Facebook and started flirting with her. Like many scammers, he started declaring his love to her and eventually asked for

Just last month, Apple released yet another commercial full of stunning videos, all purportedly “shot on iPhone.” YouTube tech blogger Marques Brownlee thought it looked a little too good to be true, and once he stopped to read the fine print at the end of the ad, the investigation was open. Show

Phone scams may be getting more and more clever by the day, but one office full of phony IRS agents made a decidedly dumb move when they called a computer programmer who happens to specialize in scam prevention. Show Full Text The programmer and Redditor, who goes by the username YesItWasDataMined,