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1. 1Fake shopFree Amazon or Walmart gift-card ad that never paysAds using Amazon or Walmart's name promise a free gift card, then show a fake code and a 'verify you are human' loop. The loop pushes surveys, app installs, or paid phone subscriptions, and there is no real card.
2. 2ImpersonationPaid 'help' with VA benefits or a veteran's pensionScammers target service members and veterans with offers to speed up VA claims, increase benefits, or cash out a pension. Many of these pitches charge high fees or ask people to hand over login information they should never share.
3. 3Fake shopLookalike software site suggested by an AI chatA lookalike download site can appear when an AI chat suggests where to get a program. In one 2026 case, a user was pointed to t33.codes instead of the real t3.codes. Always type the official address from a site you already trust.
4. 4EmailFake McAfee bill inside a real Google security emailScammers have been putting a fake bill, such as a $399 McAfee charge, and a phone number into a real Google security email. Google sends the message because the scammers typed that text into an app-password name. Do not call the number in the email.
5. 5Phone callFake Coinbase call after a contact-info leakAfter a vendor leak exposed some Coinbase customer contact information, people can expect scam calls or texts that use that info to sound real. If someone claims to be from Coinbase, hang up and open the official app yourself.