The Myantispyware team is warning about Costcoonsale.com, a fake website designed to look like Costco Wholesale’s official site. This site uses the “Costco Wholesale” name and logo but differs in its URL: “hxxps://www.costcoonsale.com” instead of the legitimate “costco.com”. The fake website closely mimics the design and branding of the real Costco site, including a photo

Exone.live is a fake website pretending to be a well-known retail giant, Costco. This scam site uses Costco’s trusted name to make people believe it’s a real deal. They try to pull you in with too-good-to-be-true prices, like offering an LED Artificial Christmas Tree for just $39.99, originally marked at $399.00. The web address, “exone.live”,

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The Myantispyware team has identified a scam involving a fake online store called Stares.live. This scam tricks people by pretending to be a reputable retailer like Costco, offering high-demand products like the Dyson V15 vacuum for an unbelievably low price of $39.99. These offers are too good to be true, aiming to lure you in

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