My husband's Yahoo mail account was hacked today and a message was sent to everyone in his address book that contained the following link: Tr/oqbimez/gfygfehhlmspb/djih=fywm The link went to the fake Fox News webpage where these drops were advertised. ...
I didn't fall for this, but I think they should be shut down. I still don't know what kind of damage they can do to my computer programs and Facebook account. ...
I received an email about this product and saw that it was sent by my sister which i thought was very unusual because she never emails me. I read it anyhow and thought she may have forwarded it since I have even trying to shed some extra pounds. Fox News and Dr. Oz's name were on its advertisement ...
I haven't gotten as far as to be scammed monetarily fortunately, but I can't believe how low they are stooping to get their spam out there. They sent it from my kids elementary schools PTO "email address." Unbelievable. ...
Orderd said product, no delivery. Buyers beware. I did re contact them saying no parcel had arrived. They sent a email back saying to wait 7 days and let them know the result. I have done that and still no answer. ...
I got a email from someone I know from my address book. When I clicked on the link in the email it wasn't from who I knew it was from Raspberry Ultra Drops. ...