Mysterygiveaways.com
Analysis
Mysterygiveaways.com employs deceptive advertising tactics by falsely informing individuals that they have won a prize that can be delivered to them for a nominal fee.
Nevertheless, when clicking on the advertisement and proceeding to the website, visitors are prompted to enter their personal details and credit card information to enroll in a trial, which may result in a charge exceeding $150 if not canceled.
Unfortunately, canceling the trial can be quite challenging, and in most instances, customer support phone numbers are either difficult to reach or entirely inaccessible.
Red Flags
Fake promises
Misleading
New website
Missing Information
No reviews
No social media
Scam Explainer
Fake "you are a winner" notifications on websites aim to deceive visitors into believing they have won a prize or gift card. These notifications appear as pop-ups or banner ads and often include flashy graphics. Clicking on them takes visitors to a landing page where they are asked for personal and credit card information. After submitting their details, visitors are directed to a payment form and may be asked to begin a trial, which often comes with undisclosed charges. Canceling can be challenging as phone support is often unreachable. These websites are fraudulent and caution is necessary when interacting with any website promising a reward for little effort.
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