A woman was given a business card by a painter. She later got dizzy and realized that the business card had been soaked in some kind of substance that disabled her. The eRumor speculates that it was burundanga, a well-known Colombian drug.
Fox News host Glenn Beck warned not to log into the cars.gov website because it contained a disclaimer saying that your computer will become federal property and is subject to data retrieval and inspection.
Robbers are hiding in women’s bathrooms, robbing them, asking them to disrobe, then making their getaway.
Reports claim that Beanie Babies were stuffed with spider eggs in the 90s that are now beginning to hatch.
A warning about a chemical called benzene that is linked to cancer such as leukemia . The warning says that benzene can build up inside parked automobiles and suggests that drivers roll down their windows to ventilate the car’s interior prior to switching on the air conditioner.
A consumer who complained that he didn’t know about a 15% restock fee at Best Buy when returning a GPS he had purchased.
This is a forwarded photo of a highway billboard that tells illegal immigrants arriving to Arizona that they are not welcome in this state and offers directions to California where they can receive free housing, food, medical and tax free jobs.
Enter your ATM Pin Number Backwards to Summon Police-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: An alert that if you ever find yourself in a scary situation at a banking ATM machine, such as a thief forcing you to withdraw cash, just enter your personal identification number (PIN) backwards. That will automatically send a message to the police …
Call the police to an ATM machine by entering your PIN backwards-Fiction! Read More »
The story of a woman sho was overcharged on her ATM because she forgot to press the “clear” button after her transaction at a gas station.
This is a telephone call alerting you that your ATM bank card has been reported lost or stolen. The voice on the phone is computer generated.
