About This Investigation I investigate online scams so you know what to look for before it costs you. In this case, I reviewed the Facebook page of “Chloe Blake,” visited the storefront at chloelamps.store, ran a WHOIS lookup on the domain, examined the account’s full profile picture history, and cross-referenced the Instagram account @milacrafted19. Everything … Read more
How AI-Generated Celebrity Photos Are Fooling 150,000 Facebook Followers – And How to Spot Them Over 150,000 people follow a Say Yes to the Dress fan page on Facebook called Wedding Dress Hub. And buried inside hundreds of photos of beloved bridal expert Randy Fenoli posing with stunning wedding gowns is something that stopped me … Read more
A quick alert from AskGrammy.com What’s on Grammy’s Radar? Friends, this one landed on my radar via a Facebook comment and I can’t scroll past it without saying something. There’s a store called The Hart Sisters Naples popping up all over Facebook right now. It looks like a charming little boutique – beautiful dresses, great … Read more
You’re not just sharing cute photos. You’re building a roadmap. If you’re a parent on social media, this post is for you. Not because you’ve done anything wrong. Not because you’re careless or naive. But because nobody has ever sat you down and shown you what your innocent, loving posts look like to someone with … Read more
Did you know many scammers research their victims before they call? They’re not guessing. They’re not picking names at random. They use something called your digital footprint – the trail of personal information you’ve left across the internet – to figure out who you are, what you’re afraid of, and how to sound convincing when … Read more
If you’ve been on social media lately, you’ve probably seen the ads. Flowing lace. Pastel florals. Victorian details. Bohemian clothing so beautiful it makes you stop scrolling and think – I need that. I thought so too. So I did what I do – I started digging. And what I found about Lumenyse is one … Read more
Here’s what’s real, what’s fake, and how to tell the difference. You’ve probably seen the headlines. The Supreme Court struck down most of President Trump’s tariffs earlier this year, and now the government is processing refunds. We’re talking about $166 billion dollars being paid back. That sounds like it could mean money in your pocket, … Read more