A friend of mine shared this scam on social media recently. The post claimed that a well-known sewing machine company had a bunch of slightly blemished sewing machines that they were giving away to someone who shared the post.
Sewing Machine Scam

A friend of mine shared this scam on social media recently. The post claimed that a well-known sewing machine company had a bunch of slightly blemished sewing machines that they were giving away to someone who shared the post.
There's been some confusion around Meta's (the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp) plan to start charging for verified accounts. Twitter instituted a similar plan not too long ago, and now the biggest player in the social media game is following suit.
I've got a couple of scams I spotted this week, that you should watch out for. The first one came via a message from a friend that claimed that someone I knew died in an accident along with a link to find out more.
Learn how to memorialize a Facebook account for a deceased loved one.
I've warned you recently that scammers are increasingly targeting groups with their garbage, and here's a fine example of their dirty work.
A look at how to deactivate or delete a Facebook account.
We've got a couple of new twists on the same old Facebook scams.
Watch out for this rental scam
We help a reader recover his Facebook account.
Another day, another scam or two you should keep an eye out for.