Yorefoot.com is a scam website masquerading as a legitimate online shoe store. It uses Facebook ads to attract customers with enticing offers such as “Buy 2 Pairs Get 10% Off” and “Free Shipping”, claiming to have the perfect, comfortable shoes for the whole family. The ads boast about the availability of sizes US 5-11 and

Svahausaofficial.com is a scam website masquerading as a “Best Buy” shopping destination, offering enticing deals like free shipping on orders over $45 and substantial savings on power and hand tools. Despite its convincing appearance, customer feedback on TrustPilot reveals a troubling pattern: the site is accused of being a scam that changes its company name

Bukertz.com is under suspicion as a scam website, particularly targeting consumers with flashy advertisements for men’s fashion, such as “flared trousers” that are promoted as trendy and affordable. The site uses enticing Facebook ads and offers an 8% discount code for the first order to draw in potential customers. Despite listing a variety of products

Discountshoesaleus.com is a scam online store that falsely advertises a wide range of footwear at incredibly low prices. This site claims to offer a variety of shoes, including sneakers, active sneakers, low top sneakers, high top sneakers, boots (like Chelsea and lace-up boots), business and dress shoes, casual shoes, loafers, boat shoes, sandals, and thongs.

Amactivity.com is a scam website posing as an authorized Amazon reseller, offering iPhones at unbelievably low prices. Their Facebook ads claim to sell the latest iPhone 15 Pro with various storage options ranging from 128GB to 1TB, starting at just $39.99. These ads also mention a “New Year Promotion” with heavily discounted phones and a