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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This isn’t the first time we’ve seen false offers claiming to be from supermarket chains shared on Facebook. Read
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Tesco has confirmed it isn’t giving away free meal deals to anyone who likes these Facebook posts. Read
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Posts offering free dinners to mark 40 years of the restaurant chain have been circulating on Facebook—but they are not legitimate. Read
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A spokesperson for the retailer confirmed that a post claiming Argos is offering laptops to the over-50s for £9.95 is not genuine. Read
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With Amazon Prime Day here, we're warning people to watch out for bogus deals which have nothing to do with the retail giant. Read
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We often see false offers like this circulating on Facebook. Amazon has confirmed these deals aren’t genuine. Read
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We see false offers like this circulating on Facebook often. Argos has confirmed it isn’t real. Read
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We often see false offers for free or low value food shared on Facebook. Read
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The company has confirmed with us that the offer is not genuine, and has published a post warning of similar claims on its official Facebook account. Read
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Despite claims on Facebook to the contrary, Lego has confirmed these are not genuine Lego offers. Read
