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
Friends, Grammy is going to need you to stop what you’re doing and pay attention, because this one is actually fun. You might be owed money right now – sitting in a state government account – and you don’t even know it’s there. I’m not talking about a scam. I’m not talking about one of … Read more
Those cute sandals with the crisscross straps are making the rounds on Facebook. The brand name looks familiar. The price looks amazing. And the whole thing is a scam. Let Grammy show you exactly how to spot it. You’re scrolling through Facebook, minding your own business, when a pair of adorable sandals stops your thumb … Read more
If you’ve spent any time on Facebook lately, there’s a good chance you’ve seen it… A man standing behind a small table, proudly displaying his handmade dragon lamps. They’re beautiful. Glowing resin, a dragon suspended mid-flight, flames lighting up from within. And then… the story begins. A comment flashes on the screen: “Nobody will ever … Read more
The scam usually begins the way many scams do… with FEAR. A phone call.A pop-up warning.An email that looks urgent. The message might say: Then the helpful “official” provides the solution. You must move your money immediately to keep it safe. But not to another bank. To gold. Victims are told to withdraw money from … Read more
OK, dear followers. I know how it happens. You’re at the airport. Your flight is delayed. You pull out your laptop. The airport Wi-Fi pops up and says “Free Public Internet.” You click it without thinking. Or maybe you’re at your favorite coffee shop, sipping something foamy and delicious, checking email while soft music plays …