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Scam - usarewardspot is a Fraudulent Survey Website

Updated: March 19, 2018 2018-03-19T20:35:04 - Posted: March 19, 2018 - Views: 3,448 - Comments: 13  +
Scam - usarewardspot is a Fraudulent Survey Website
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The website usarewardspot.com is a scam. The fraudulent website tricks potential victims into completing surveys by claiming they can receive an Apple iPhone, $1000 Walmart gift card, or $1000 Visa gift card, and other gifts. But, the website will continuously ask visitors to complete surveys and redirect them to other fraudulent websites where they will be asked to submit their credit card information. This is how online scammers or cybercriminals steal or collect their potential victims' personal and financial information and use it to scam them.

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Therefore, online users are asked not to visit www.usarewardspot or complete their surveys.

A Scam Received from usarewardspot.com

"Now just take our survey and follow instructions to get your $1000 Walmart Gift Card!"

"We have already reserved your New iPhone 7 Plus, but you MUST complete 1 DEAL on this page!"

Online users who have already been tricked by the fraudulent surveys from usarewardspot.com into giving out their credit card information, should let their banks know that they unknowingly submitted their credit card information on a fraudulent website. This should be done immediately before the cybercriminals start charging the cards.

Also, the same online users should check their credit card statements for fraudulent transactions and report them to their banks.

For online users who only submitted their personal information, they are asked to be careful going forward because the scammers will contact them and attempt to scam using the information they have submitted. So, do not be tricked by online scammers who claim they are legitimate because they are able to tell where you live, what your name is and so forth. Because all that information was phished from you.

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  • Posted: 2018-06-19T19:29:25 by an anonymous user from or near: Columbia, Maryland, United States

    I put in my information on this site, how do I retrieve it?

    delete


  • Posted: 2018-05-27T11:34:46 by an anonymous user from or near: Warminster, Pennsylvania, United States

    I just gave my personal info, crap!

    delete


  • Posted: 2018-05-26T13:12:31 by an anonymous user from or near: Houston, Texas, United States

    Total scam! This is evil to the core!

    delete


  • Posted: 2018-05-23T13:11:35 by an anonymous user from or near: Portland, Oregon, United States

    I gave out my credit card info (unfortunately) and now I get calls all day long. Texts. And my bank called saying someone else was using my credit card. Should’ve done more research 100% a scam

    delete


  • Posted: 2018-05-21T19:59:52 by an anonymous user from or near: Murphysboro, Illinois, United States

    I answered the first survey but didn't enter any financial information. However they know my address and that I have kids. Should I move? I'm freaking out.

    delete


    • Posted: 2018-05-21T20:37:00 by info

      No, there is no need to move. They are after your financial information and money.

      delete


  • Posted: 2018-05-19T00:06:15 by an anonymous user from or near: Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States

    I too have fallen for this scam, I have unfortunately tried to do more than one survey. Although I have never completed any of them, I hey calls all day long. I wish I had done more research before giving my name, address and phone number. Sad that they pull you in, after all, if it sounds too good to be true, it's a farce.

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  • Posted: 2018-04-24T14:07:01 by an anonymous user from or near: Masontown, West Virginia, United States

    Thankfully, I didn't give out my banking or credit card info, but I did give my name, address, & email. I bet I get at least 20 to 30 notifications a day from usarewatdspot.com regarding free gift cards, insurance offers, notices that the government owes me money, etc.

    I would just like to know if there's any way to get them to stop contacting me. I've tried emailing them, but it is a bogus email address.

    delete


    • Posted: 2018-05-07T07:01:11 by an anonymous user from or near: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

      I would like them to stop sending me post.

      delete


  • Posted: 2018-04-08T21:33:07 by an anonymous user from or near: Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States

    This company is full of s**t.

    delete


  • Posted: 2018-03-28T01:50:31 by an anonymous user from or near: Houston, Texas, United States

    Hello, this night I went to walmart to buy something. After coming home I saw a message on my phone screen "you won $ 1000 walmart gift card". As walmart gives such gift cards I thougt that it makes sence. And at the top of the page it was written "walmart onlineshop".

    I answered questions as I thought that it is really walmart. Than that website asked me to do silver dial to win $ 1000. At that time I thought that it can be fraud but I saw a free option as a silver deal: it was credithistory check.

    It was saying that free credithistory check. When I tapped it, I saw on my screen "free credithistory check for a week , than monthly payment about $ 35( I am not sure about amount) and written that to cancel call 866 996 9775 .

    Credithistory check will be done by check3scores according to that website. But I do not want such a silly thing, I did not confirm such a credit history check. It was writing free check, suddenly I saw that monthly payment. This is a big fraud. At that moment I understand that this is fraud. And I understood that this is not walmart, this is WWW.USAREWARDSPOT.COM.

    In the morning I am going to call that number to cancel credithistory check. But I think that I won't be able to cancel as they are trying to do bad things. I did not give my bank account or credit card informations. But unfortunately I gave my address, email, name, surname, phone number(that number was my second number..I did not use that number for bank accounts or other money works) Do they have right to charge me for credit history check monthly? What should I do not to pay for that credithistory check?

    delete


    • Posted: 2018-03-28T02:34:57 by info

      Once you didn't give them your credit card information, you are OK. Just ignore them.

      delete


  • Posted: 2018-03-22T13:33:56 by an anonymous user from or near: Egg Harbor, New Jersey, United States

    I tried changing my Apple id as well, but, it's just spinning and won't change. They also send fraudulent emails saying it's your Bank and something is wrong. Beware!

    delete


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