Showing posts with label Fake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fake. Show all posts

Friday, January 16, 2015

That Quick! Fake tax man defrauded Calgary victims of $60K in phone scam

Calgary phone scam

The Canadian Press 
As if dealing with the tax man isn't already bad enough, police in Calgary are warning about a telephone scam involving a caller who claims to be from the Canada Revenue Agency.

Police say it began last month when members of the public received a call from a man who said they owed back taxes and would be arrested if they didn't pay immediately.

The faux tax man had some of the victims' personal information, including their name, address and bank account details.

They were instructed to pay the debt with prepaid credit cards or through a money transfer service, and were kept on the phone until the transaction was complete.

Police say 35 victims were identified in 2014 and defrauded of a total of $60,000

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Meet Woman With World's biggest fake boobs 'bra size 32Z'

31 year old German model Mayra Hills better known by her online name, Beshine claims to own the world's largest fake boobs. The surgical enhanced boobies reportedly contains 10 litres of saline solution and weigh a whopping 9kg (20lb) each. Her bra size is a mammoth 32Z. And she's very proud of them!

The world's largest natural boobs are 48V. See more photos after the cut...

Friday, December 19, 2014

Instagram Deletes Fake Accounts, Kim K, Oprah, Rihanna & More Celebs Lose Loads of Followers



Following Instagram’s latest purge, stars lost a huge amount of followers suggesting that they may not be as popular as we think.

Many celebs have their social media accounts handled by a team of experts who usually buy followers for as low as $30 for 2,500 followers. And on Thursday accounts like Kim K lost 1.3 million followers, Rihanna lost about 1.2 million, Katy Perry lost 300,000 and Oprah said goodbye to 100,000 followers.Instagram users are angry they’re losing followers as the photo- and video-sharing site attempts to weed out inauthentic accounts.

Last week, Instagram announced it would be cleaning house by removing fake and spam accounts -- basically, any profile that does not adhere to the company’s community guidelines. Some of those guidelines include only sharing your own photos and videos and limiting self-promotion and “commercial solicitation” in favour of “meaningful and genuine interactions.”