As I was closing my Google Chrome browser a survey came up that I thought was from Google and said I could win an iPad for participating. Trusting Google, I entered my e-mail address and phone number. It texted me a PIN number, which I entered. Then it kept asking me for my phone number again, so I ...
I was looking up dog stuff on internet and somehow switched to a bogus online question/survey, that stated you have won a $1,000 Walmart gift card. After entering email and cell number, a text was sent stating I would be charged $9.99 a month for some type of Mind Quiz and given a pin number. And, ...
There's already a posted complaint identical to mine, from 41112. Today again, on 41712, a pop-up appeared offering one of three prizes for answering three simple questions. It asked for phone number and email address. When I checked my email they wanted me to create an account, but when I checked ...
Pop up supposedly from Lithonia offered a $1000 gift card for answering three meaningless questions. Asked for e-mail address and cell phone number. This is a con game. See remarks of others. ...
The scam starts by informing the user that they have won a gift card for $1000 but the fine print informs them that they must sign up for a number of services that cost various amounts to receive the prize. It's a completely fraudulent scam and the attorney general or legislature should do ...
They ask you to take an I. Q test of 3 questions then tell you you've won a prize which you pick and will receive after you submit your phone # and email address quickly on a timer. Sounds like some sort of shady scam to me! ...