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Bollyflix.army or Bollyflix.VIP? Free Movie Site or Risky Scam?

If you've searched for free Bollywood or Hollywood movies online, chances are you've stumbled across Bollyflix.army. This platform promises users a treasure trove of HD films — no sign-ups, no payments, just instant access. But with redirects, domain inconsistencies, and shady ad behavior, it's time to ask: Is this site too good to be true? Mixed Signals: Bollyflix.army or Bollyflix.VIP? The first thing you’ll notice when landing on Bollyflix.army is that the site refers to itself as

Is Valogray.com Legit or Just Another Scam?

If you’re a Valorant player, you’ve probably come across ads or posts offering free skins. They usually come with a flashy message and a popular name attached—something like, “Enter TENZ’s giveaway for a chance to score a free Valorant skin and level up your gaming experience.” That’s exactly what Valogray.com claims. But before you consider logging in, it’s important to take a closer look. Who is TenZ—and What’s the Site Claiming? TenZ is a Canadian professional

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How Do I Get Money Back From a Scammer?

If you are indeed dealing with scammers, the procedure (and chance) of getting your money back varies depending on the payment method you used....

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They Tried to Extort Me with a Fake Photo of My Car at a Strip Club — Here’s What Happened

"Hello, I want to play a game. YOU have been a bad little boy." Sounds like something straight out of a horror movie, right? But this wasn't Hollywood. It was a text message, and attached was a suspiciously realistic photo: a Kia Stinger, the exact color and model, with the correct license plate, parked brazenly outside a neon-lit "XXX GIRLS STRIP CLUB." The message continued with the chilling demand: "Nobody has to see this picture. It would be a shame if it were sent to you know who…

Top Scams: Qantas Data Leak, Fake Barclays Email, and Jewelry Site Warning

Scammers are no longer hiding behind broken English and shady pop-ups. Today’s cons are clean, professional, and sometimes even poetic. They name-drop banks, sound like airlines, and offer handcrafted jewelry so perfect it practically glows. Their secret weapon? Emotion — fear, urgency, excitement. And once they’ve hooked your feelings, they go for your details. This week, we’re unpacking four trending scams that are smooth, sharp, and sadly effective. From cyber incidents at

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How to Recognize a Scam Website

It’s easy to get scammed online, but it’s equally easy to avoid getting scammed. Just observe these simple rules to ensure that you never get scammed (again)...

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