The 123 Reputation Management editorial team writes practical guides on reviews, search results and online reputation.
How Roblox scams typically work, from free Robux offers and trading tricks to fake admins and strangers who move chats off Roblox, the warning signs, and what players and parents can do.
Quishing is phishing through a QR code, from fake stickers on parking meters to codes in emails and letters. Learn how to spot a fake QR code, what to do if you scanned one, and where to report it.
How puppy scams typically work, from fake breeder websites to surprise shipping, crate and insurance fees, plus how to check a breeder, what to do if you've paid and where to report it.
The most common PayPal scams are fake PayPal emails, overpayment and shipping tricks aimed at sellers, and requests to pay by Friends and Family. Here's how to spot them and what to do next.
A PayPal invoice scam uses PayPal's real invoicing system to send a fake bill with a phone number to "dispute" it. Here's how to spot one, why you shouldn't call, and what to do instead.
A package delivery scam uses fake UPS, FedEx or DHL emails and texts about missed deliveries or customs fees to steal payment details. Learn the signs, what to do and where to report it.
Military romance scams use a fake soldier's profile to ask for leave fees, packages or money. Learn the warning signs, what the Army says real service members never need, and what to do now.
A Microsoft scam usually starts with a fake virus pop-up or a call from "Microsoft support". Here's how the common versions work, the warning signs, and what to do if you let someone in.
Medicare scams use fake new cards, "free" braces and genetic tests, and calls asking for your Medicare number. Learn the warning signs, how to check your records and where to report.
Lottery scams tell you you've won a foreign or national lottery you never entered, then ask for fees or taxes to release the prize. Learn the warning signs and what to do if you've paid.
How LinkedIn scams typically work, from fake recruiters and job offers to investment connections and phishing InMail, the warning signs, and what to do and where to report if targeted.
A caller says you missed jury duty and must pay a fine or be arrested. It's a scam. Learn how real courts contact jurors, the warning signs, and what to do and where to report.
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