Scam of the Day-F1 Key Virus

Alert warns about malware activated by prompting Internet Explorer users to press the F1 key.

Scam of the Day-Birth Sign

Photograph purportedly shows a “Welcome to Kenya” sign identifying that country as the birthplace of Barack Obama.

Scam of the Day-Columbia Records

Rumor claims Barack Obama did not really attend Columbia University.

Scam of the Day-Pipe Dream

Did singer Cass Elliot experience an increase in her vocal range after she was hit in the head by a pipe?

Scam of the Day-No Price Too High

Punctuation error in telegram results in costly mistake.

Presidents Day

Today’s a holiday! But whom or what are we honoring?

Scam of the Day-Bracelet Confusion

Rumor claims several patients have died because medical personnel confused Lance Armstrong “Live Strong” bracelets with “Do Not Resuscitate” bands.

Scam of the Day-The Bell Curve

Did actress Catherine Bell correctly predict the results of the 2002 Super Bowl prior to the start of the NFL season?

Scam of the Day-Work-at-Home Schemes

From: Snopes.com
Scam: Advertisers offer kits that enable home workers to make money posting links on the Internet.
Example:
If you live in Canada or the US and you have been wanting to work from home, you might be in luck. Google has now released a new ‘Work From Home Program’ that will allow Americans to work [...]

Scam of the Day-Tongue in Check

Did KISS bassist Gene Simmons have a cow’s tongue grafted onto his own?

Next Page »