Super annoying that Facebook and Google show all those scam ads…
tudalex on
Chargeback with your credit card company
mickynuts on
You can ask your bank for a reminder of the fonts. But the other bank that receives will have to say if it agrees. So make a file. Otherwise, you will have to sit on it. Just the address should have alerted you. In the margin, a complainte Allows you to maintain a track. Also informed the ncsc via their web page.
elonmuski on
Internet 101: Always read the URL
mflexx on
The first mistake was to use Facebook. Make a chargeback on your credit card.
Remember that anyone can pay facebook to display their ads. Facebook is not a swiss company from the 70s that carefully evaluates on a case to case basis who they want to do business with.
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I got scammed by a fake site pretending to be a famous climbing gear seller, with crazy price offers. I should have realized I was getting scammed when they said something along the line of „if you reach 75 dollars, we’ll throw in a free technical backpack!“. The ad for that came from instagram.
After checkout it became super obvious that it was a scam, so I immediately blocked my card.
As always, if it seems too good to be true… it ain’t.
And fuck Instagram for allowing these ads to roam free there.
heliosh on
Additionally to what has been suggested, you can also send a report to cloudflare, they are hosting this website. So they can take it down.
[https://abuse.cloudflare.com/](https://abuse.cloudflare.com/)
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Thats why I always buy with Paypal
certuna on
Rule 1 on the internet: never click on ads
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Report it to facebook and the Police.
But don‘t expect to get any of your money back.
Super annoying that Facebook and Google show all those scam ads…
Chargeback with your credit card company
You can ask your bank for a reminder of the fonts. But the other bank that receives will have to say if it agrees. So make a file. Otherwise, you will have to sit on it. Just the address should have alerted you. In the margin, a complainte Allows you to maintain a track. Also informed the ncsc via their web page.
Internet 101: Always read the URL
The first mistake was to use Facebook. Make a chargeback on your credit card.
Report the website here: [https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en](https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en)
Try to get a chargeback from your credit card.
Remember that anyone can pay facebook to display their ads. Facebook is not a swiss company from the 70s that carefully evaluates on a case to case basis who they want to do business with.
I got scammed by a fake site pretending to be a famous climbing gear seller, with crazy price offers. I should have realized I was getting scammed when they said something along the line of „if you reach 75 dollars, we’ll throw in a free technical backpack!“. The ad for that came from instagram.
After checkout it became super obvious that it was a scam, so I immediately blocked my card.
As always, if it seems too good to be true… it ain’t.
And fuck Instagram for allowing these ads to roam free there.
Additionally to what has been suggested, you can also send a report to cloudflare, they are hosting this website. So they can take it down.
[https://abuse.cloudflare.com/](https://abuse.cloudflare.com/)
Thats why I always buy with Paypal
Rule 1 on the internet: never click on ads