Phishing 2026 Reports & Reviews

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- Pinckneyville, IL, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

I received an email from a McAfee imposter saying that my subscription has been autorenewed for $425.00 for 5 years. I don't any McAfee products. When I called them they asked for my social security number and I said not on your life. I contacted ScamPulse.com to check on this.

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- De Soto, IL, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

The scammer claiming to be roku has tried several times to take funds off my chime account. I do not own a roku or have an account. And i know they do not charge for services.

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Type of a scam: Phishing

Consumer received a call that was supposedly from Experian. She states that the caller read off her entire SSN and also gave her information about her credit cards and their balance.

They told her to not pay her credit card bills because the ScamPulse.com had initiated actions against several banks because of their business practices. The person called from 205-293-8305. They gave her their name and ID number, but the caller states that she thought she was being contacted by someone who was a foreigner.

After she hung up, Consumer called the number back and they answered "Experian, how are you *****?"

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- Plainville, MA, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

gt an email from paypal saying i paid for somewthing out of my paypal account which i don't have

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- North Hollywood, CA, USA

Phone: (000) 000-0000
Website: None
Address: 2340 S Eastern Ave, Commerce, CA 90040, USA
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Online Purchase

Received multiple unsolicited products in the mail with an English label with return address in Commerce Ca over a Chinese label. Could not clean any information from the Chinese label and the CA address is for a large warehouse with multiple businesses all with not great reviews. The address is a relatives address and my name was spelled wrong. Based on my research, it seems to be a brushing scam.

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- Saint Louis, MO, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

I received a phone call from the Better Business Bureau stating that my social security number has been comprised. I asked what they would do and he couldn't answer my question

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- Sprague River, OR, USA

Address: CA, USA
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

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- Desert Hot Springs, CA, USA

Website: cash app
Address: Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240, USA
Country: United States
Total money lost: $50
Type of a scam: Phishing

To show me how to buy bitcoin and sell it a hour later and make lots of money. I paid 50.00 and hour later pulled out and made 3,000. And had to pay 300.00 fee to get the 3,000 to assistant for helping me through the steps.

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- Elkhart, IN, USA

Address: 1985 Henderson Rd Ste 1263, Columbus, OH 43220, USA
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

Numerous emails were sent over to me for the same reason—they needed address confirmation to reconfirm parcel shipping given they were unable to deliver parcel as (based on how I’m reading it) there were multiple packages to sign for

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- Blacklick, OH, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

Agent Mary Smith contacted me through a friend on Facebook Messenger saying she was given a grant for 150K through CDFI and I should apply. Unfortunately, I applied and gave my name, address, phone number, and birth date. When he told me to go to CVS to purchase an Apple gift card for $300 I realized this was a scam. I lost no money but he knows my personal info!

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- Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, USA

Phone: (855) 327-5025
Website: [email protected]
Address: Desmoines, IN, USA
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Healthcare/Medicaid/Medicare

They keep inquiring about personal medical information

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- Revere, MA, USA

Country: United States
Total money lost: $9,500
Type of a scam: Phishing

Someone called and said they were calling from Amazon because there was a suspicious purchase on my account. It was a computer/tablet and an Ipod that went to it - about $1500 worth of items. I told them I did not purchase that and they told me they would connect me to the fraud department in California. I talked to Officer Alex Russell Badge number spc32961 - he said he was a justice protection officer from the state of California. He instructed me to go to my bank account and take out all my savings account but leave $200 so noone gets suspicious which was a total of $9,800. He then told me to go to 7/11 and get the go2bank visa cards. I spent 4 hours and went to 4 stores - and ended up purchasing the maximum at each store - which was $2,500 at each store and the last store was $2,000. He stayed on the phone with me the whole time I was doing this and then I gave him all the numbers for the gift cards.

The officer called me later and said that there was a warrant out for me with the State of California having to do with money laundering in China and another country totaling 5 Million dollars and it is all in my name and not to tell anyone about it because they could be watching me. He then wanted to speak to me about going into my CD's to get that money out so he can help me to straighten out this warrant. He told me that a police officer and a social security officer would be coming to give me a new social security number and give me money back from the money I spent buying the gift cards. He is supposed to call me back this morning to discuss this but now I know it is a scam, and will not engage.

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- Charlottesville, VA, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

Same as others

Richard thomas

8008510673

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- Bossier City, LA, USA

Address: 2211 North First Streer, San Jose, CA 95131, USA
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

Hello, Dear User Thank You for Purchasing

PayPal

Invoice payment reminder

Reminder: Banking Department: If this is a Fraudulent Charge reach us +1 (888) 279-1641 sent you an invoice.

Amount due: $360.00 USD

Due on receipt

Banking Department: If this is a Fraudulent Charge reach us +1 (888) 279-1641

[email protected]

You don't have any payments with this seller in the last year.

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- Big Spring, TX, USA

Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

I received a call from a local number asked if I was “name was given” then I said yes and I immediately heard noises like a computer sound so I hung up hoping to avoid the “ say yes scam”

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- Anaheim, CA, USA

Phone: (877) 428-2250
Website: Instagram
Address: CA, USA
Country: United States
Total money lost: $168
Type of a scam: Online Purchase

Scammer’s are using an Oprah Winfrey Christmas Giveaway Advertising. Customer is to pay for shipping and handling.

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- Joppa, MD, USA

Website: LeCruset
Address: Joppa, MD 21085, USA
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Phishing

Uses AI celebrities to “give away “ free cookware from LeCruset. It’s really entering the buyer into a drawing for the cookware and bills people upwards of $150 for information on cooking and other things.

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- Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Phone: (888) 234-5183
Website: geektech.co
Address: 1718 Park Boulevard, Marshalltown, IA 50158, USA
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

I got an email stating that they charged me 312.55 for the GS-Tech 24 and it is automatically scheduled to renew today.

Plan details

Product name: GS-Tech 24

User: 02-PC

Price: $312.89

Validity:12 months

Mode of payment: online

Then it says my payment was successfully done

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- Long Beach, CA, USA

Country: United States
Total money lost: $49
Type of a scam: Phishing

i got a vanilla gift card and i checked the balance and i had a transaction from BlueCybernauts but i dont know what that is. I havent used the card yet but i tired to buy something and it said unavailable amount

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- Phoenix, AZ, USA

Website: Facebook
Address: Tempe, AZ, USA
Country: United States
Total money lost: $50
Type of a scam: Online Purchase

I followed page because it seemed that they did a lot of good helping people out just randomly so I commented on some of the posts on Facebook every once in a while they pick random people. They claim to give away on line iPhones, MacBooks, cash, cars it really depends on what they wish to hand out or give away. My dealing was I liked what they showed they do. Commenting how great that it was via videos. Every so often they include people following posts, as I did. Now the main person Jaun had IMed me. So during one of our chats and noticed he was giving away a MacBook pro at that time. So I stopped chatting with him and commented that I'd like one. I went back to the chat. Well I was on the chat I got an alert that my name was picked comment was picked to receive a MacBook pro. So I told him thank you very much and told him that I would like to meet him one day since he's in Phoenix often handing things out. Now I have the messaging from my side of it because he deleted his side twice. He involved another man that was supposed to send it to you MacBook pro named James Brown who apparently worked for FedEx. So he also deleted our conversation or his half of it. So they both told me that I needed to go get a Google or Apple card and send the information about the card to them for shipment. And for whatever reason I guess because there's been a lot of scamming done with him I couldn't find those two particular cards. So he had told me to pick up some kind of prepaid card. And I did and I gave him the information which at that point when he filled it out locked me out of it then he claimed that he did not get any money. And I started getting after quite a bit I started getting a little upset. So Jaun again he's the main person giving stuff away or the only person giving stuff away. James Brown and told him to go ahead and send it to me. Then I guess Mr Brown got up in arms over this I do not know why because there was $50 on the card I sent him having a receipt in the card in my possession did me no good anymore once Mr Brown filled the information out the card became the money on the card became his he just had to wait to get the card sent to his house actual card with his name on it sent to him so he could retrieve the money now in the last couple days I've noticed there's a few other people that have had the same thing happen or close to it. So maybe that's how they get all the money they do to do this stuff they do give away iPhones and MacBook pros and pay People's rent $1,500 and buy people cars and hand them out I don't get it they can't possibly be getting $50 from people like me to turn around and give it out that means they'd be getting all God ungodly amounts of $50 cards. But nonetheless they both blocked me from instant messaging because I guess they have it turned on to where they can control that. But as I stated I have my side of it in which you can conclude where the conversation was going half of what was said. So I'm sure I could take a screenshot of those conversations and send it to you again they're half of the conversation has been deleted which I don't know how that can be done but. I feel that I wanted that for potential working at home and also told them both that the money I was giving them was rightfully supposed to go to my car insurance and said I had $100 I can either buy dog food car insurance or dog food and $50 for a MacBook pro. Which I probably would have sold bought a cheaper computer and then had money to pay my insurance and more dog food.

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