This is a forwarded email that warns of a gift of flowers and wine delivered by a fake courier. The email warns of a scam after a request for a credit card to pay for a delivery verification charge of $3.50 that resulted in $4000 in charges to the stolen credit card number.
Forwarded emails claim that a former Marine was detained for making anti-government comments on social media, and that the case proves there is a larger government effort to crackdown on government critics.
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The tech mogul inadvertently provided yet more fuel for a long-running conspiracy theory.
This is a forwarded email that appears to be an article that alleges that AFRICOM commanding officer, U.S. General Carter Ham, was fired for his response to the the September 11, 2012 attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Lybia. The email alleges that the General ignored a stand down order and activated Special Forces teams.
This is a forwarded email that alleged that the town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee has experienced an influx of foreigners, mostly Indians, Pakistanis and now Ukrainians.
An email shows photos of a sports utility vehicle that allegedly suffered significant fire damage after a Garmin GPS unit attached to the dashboard overheated and exploded.
This is a forwarded message allegedly written by actor Clint Eastwood called “My Twilight Years.”
Meteorologists predict record-shattering snowfall across much of the country earlier in the year than ever reported before.
This is an appeal for a bone marrow donor for Baylor Fredrickson, a 7 year old boy from Albany, New York.
