I went to the Golfsmith.com site because they recently opened a new shop in an area close to me in Lutherville MD. After a few minutes a pop up appeared congratulating me as a lucky number customer. It said that I won and could choose from one of three prizes by filling out the survey within a ...
Like many others, I had a popup survey the appeared to be from Youtube and asked 3 simple questions then offered a $1000 gift card as a thanks. They asked for my cell phone number and a login name. It also had a countdown timer with only 2 minutes to fill in the form to redeam the offer. This ...
Same type of scam described under the pretense of a Google survey, but this time with a look similar to the YouTube brand (Thank You, with You in a red box). Since the tab option on my browser was disabled by this page, I didn't enter my cell phone number and e-mail address. Glad I didn't. ...
This group use's youtube logo for a survey just like everyone saying and cover you in spam and cell phone calls all scam youtube should do something if enough of us complain. No way i know of to stop. Still working on it. ...
I started to provide the required data in order to be eligible to win a prize, but the vendor kept asking for more information and finally requested a credit card number, at which point I withdrew. However, I am now receiving junk mail from popularproductsonline and have been unable to cancel my ...
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 ...