Avoid the CastView Streaming Device Reviews Scam Promoted on Facebook
Scammers advertised via Facebook fake CastView streaming device reviews in order to fool consumers into purchasing the product.
Scammers advertised via Facebook fake CastView streaming device reviews in order to fool consumers into purchasing the product.
A scam targeting online users falsely claimed the stars of "Shark Tank" invested in a new system created by British adventurer Bear Grylls named X-FAST IPTV.
Online users have for years shared an inspirational quote about respecting janitors alongside a photo of Tom Hardy appearing to engage with a homeless man.
An examination of two old New York glass plate photos purchased from eBay appeared to show they shared a connection to 112 Kingston Ave. in Brooklyn.
This is the story of how a discovery in a photo led me to uncover the fascinating history of the Gimbel Brothers department store's New York origins.
I researched old books, city directories, maps and more to find the location where a photographer captured an old New York photo showing the Brooklyn Bridge.
In this first installment of Old New York Photo Mysteries, I examine a collection of three photos captured on or near the Brooklyn Bridge.
On July 18, 2024, Facebook served me paid video ads leading to a fake OpenAI Sora page on the scam websites OpenSora-AI.com, OpenAI.MySora-AI.com, OpenAI.Index-Sora.com, My.Video-Sora.org and OpenAI.AI-Index-Sora.com. That page pointed…