Fraudulent emails claiming to be sent from UPS and a variety of different fake UPS email phishing scams have been around for many years. The primary objective of these fake UPS email scams is to infect computer systems with malicious payloads (Trojan horses) by tricking victims into believing that UPS, UPS Express Services, and/or UPS Logistics Services needs them to download an email attachment for reasons relating to errors with their service, such as errors with shipping addresses and item weight.

The following domains are linked to dangerous Facebook scams involved with fake ipad 3 and ipad HD giveaways. The Facebook scam promises to give Facebook users a free ipad 3 or ipad HD by following certain instructions, which may include completing surveys, but the scam artists involved do not actually give away free ipads. This is a very common Facebook scam that uses multiple websites. Once a website is caught, the DNS A records of the website will also show similar websites on the same server. The websites listed in this article are malicious phishing websites associated with Facebook scams involving fake free ipad 3 and fake free ipad HD giveaways.

What is Tabletdo.com – ipad 3/HD scam? Tabletdo.com (http://tabletdo.com, www.tabletdo.com) is a very dangerous phishing website involved in free ipad 3 and ipad HD Facebook scams. The Tabletdo.com scam website...

Tabletgive.com (http://tabletgive.com, www.tabletgive.com) is a dangerous phishing website involved in free ipad HD Facebook scams. The Tabletgive.com scam website is essentially a Facebook tag-jacking and never-ending survey scam that is also associated with the unauthorized installment of dangerous computer viruses and malware. Tabletgive.com is a scam website that does NOT give away free ipad hds, this is a common Facebook scam, also see ipadhdx7.com, 94ipad.com, 46ipad.com, and especially 877ipad.com for more information about these "Check out my new ipad3" and "Got my free ipad hd" Facebook scams.

The email address confirmedpaymentnotifying_customercareservice@gmx.com is an email address associated with dangerous Craigslist and PayPal scams. The email address confirmedpaymentnotifying_customercareservice@gmx.com is often used by cybercriminals in attempt to appear like a legitimate PayPal service or customer-care center email address. Confirmedpaymentnotifying_customercareservice@gmx.com is not a legitimate PayPal email address and is not associated with legitimate companies such as Craigslist and PayPal.

Telephone number (864) 897-9653 is a phone number located in South Carolina (USA) that is involved in dangerous Craigslist scams and PayPal scams. The telephone number 864-897-9653 is associated with Craigslist's scams that involve the fraudulent purchase of electronic goods, including cameras, computers, and cell phones. The telephone number 864-897-9653 is used in Craigslist's scams where the sender attempts to purchase a legitimate Craigslists item from a legitimate seller overseas by use of PayPal services, but does not actually send the seller money in exchange for the item. This is a very common scam, as most Craigslist listing will prompt these types of scams.

What is 356688.com (http://356688.com)? It has been documented that the domain name 356688.com (www.356688.com) and associated domain names listed on the same A records are used...