Gmail “Subscription Termination Notice” — Fake Account Closure Scam
3 min read
A fake Gmail “subscription termination notice” uses fear, urgency, and brand impersonation to push you into clicking Secure Your Device. Here’s how to spot it.
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Car Finance “You Could Be Owed Money” — Compensation Scam
3 min read
An email claiming you may be owed car finance compensation can look official. Here’s how to tell a real claim from a scam — without clicking first.
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BT “60% WiFi Booster Discount” — Fake Survey Scam
3 min read
A friendly BT-style email offering a big WiFi booster discount is designed to feel helpful. Here’s why it’s a survey scam — and what to do instead.
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How Scams Reach You (and How to Spot Them Before They Catch You)
5 min read
Scams don’t always look like scams. Here’s how they reach you — and the simple patterns that help you spot them before they catch you.
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What To Do If You’ve Been Caught Out by a Scam
4 min read
Falling for a scam is more common than people admit. Here’s what to do next — secure accounts, report it, and reduce the damage without panic.
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The “You’ve Won a Prize” Email
3 min read
A “you’ve won a prize” email is built to rush you. Here’s how these scams work and the calm checks that keep you safe.
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The Cloud Storage “Payment Failed” Email
3 min read
A cloud storage “payment failed” email can look urgent and real. Here’s how to check it safely without handing over your login.
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The “Antivirus Renewal” Email That Arrived This Week
3 min read
An unexpected antivirus renewal email is worth slowing down for. Here’s how to tell a real renewal from a scam.
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Compensation Email That Landed in My Inbox This Week
3 min read
A sudden compensation email can sound official and helpful. Here’s why you should pause — and how to check it without taking the bait.
