We fact check everything from Amazon deals that seem too good to be true to Tesco discounts that don’t add up. Stay safe online and spot scams before they catch you out.
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Posts claim a Facebook user’s daughter knows about the deal because she works at the department store—but the deal isn’t a real John Lewis one. Read
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Posts ‘liked’ hundreds of times on Facebook claim that Argos is offering a Garmin watch for £9.99 to anyone who completes a short survey linked in the comments.They say that … Read
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Posts on Facebook claim that the nursery retailer Mamas & Papas is offering Bugaboo prams for less than £10.But Mamas & Papas has confirmed this isn’t a genuine offer.The posts … Read
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A Facebook post falsely claims people who fill in a “quick survey” can purchase a Retro Denali North Face jacket for £3 as part of John Lewis’s “exclusive customer rewards … Read
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Posts falsely claiming Aldi is offering free craft boxes to users who fill out a survey are being shared again on Facebook.The posts claim an Aldi employee revealed that “If … Read
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A Facebook post falsely claims those over 25 can receive a free Samsung S25 Ultra from Currys for completing a survey. Read
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A spokesperson for TUI confirmed the offers shared on Facebook are not genuine promotions associated with the company. Read
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A spokesperson for the theme park said this is not a genuine offer from the theme park. Read
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Posts on Facebook have claimed that SEA LIFE London Aquarium is “offering an exciting Young Explorer Kit” to people who fill in a “short survey”.But a spokesperson confirmed to Full … Read
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Posts being shared on Facebook claim Amazon is selling HP laptops for £3 to people who complete a “quick questionnaire”.But this isn’t a legitimate offer from the retailer, as a … Read
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