Romance scammers are everywhere these days. Here are 7 sure signs that you're dealing with one.
Sure signs you’re dealing with a romance scammer
Romance scammers are everywhere these days. Here are 7 sure signs that you're dealing with one.
I'll bet you've heard the term "catfish" used in connection with certainly deceptive online behavior. In case you weren't sure what it means, here's a quick explanation
I'm going to put the spotlight on some Facebook messages that are driving users up the wall!
A friend of mine shared this post to alert her friends that it was a big old fake and I thought I would share it with you as well. It claims that if you type the @ symbol in the comments and click to highlight, you'll see who's always checking your profile.
These days it seems like everyone is on social media, especially young people. Some people seem to be preoccupied with is 24/7. But now, some people are going against the trend and giving up social media for a few weeks, months, or even for good.
I've alerted my readers over and over and over again about these lost dog scams the fakers keep posting over and over again in groups. These could be neighborhood groups, for sale groups, for rent groups, or any other online community.
Today, I want to talk about what to post publicly on Facebook and what to save for a private message. It's essential to be mindful of what we share online, as it can have an impact on our personal and professional lives.
There's a scam that shows up in my Facebook feed EVERY DANG DAY. I see it shared by friends and relatives time and time again. No matter how many times myself and others warn people about it, they still don't seem to catch on and they continue to help scammers out.
Kids on social media? Follow these 10 rules.
How young is too young for social media?