Winalert Scam: Coupon and Voucher Giveaway

Scammers are sending out fake emails, which claim that Tesco and other retailers are giving away grocery gift cards or shopping vouchers. The links in the fake emails will take potential victims to fake and deceptive website at www.winalert.co.uk. The fake website was created by scammers and should never be visited, because it uses the grocery gift cards or shopping vouchers as bait, to lure potential victims to it in attempt to trick them into signing up for premium mobile phone services and other premium services that they will be charged for weekly.

Winalert Scam Coupon and Voucher Giveaway

The Winalert Website

vip-winners.eu and winalert.co.uk

The scammers use the following message to trick potential victims into visiting Winalert and sign up for the premium services:

"Your Email Was Selected To Win a £500 TESCO GiftCard
16+ only. Join the Tesco £500 voucher competition for £4.50 per week. By clicking confirm you agree to the terms and conditions."

Remember, to tell if a Tesco coupon, gift card, voucher, or a promotion is authentic, click here to contact Tesco for information. Victims of the scam should contact their mobile phone providers and inform them of the scam.

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Note: Some of the information in samples on this website may have been impersonated or spoofed.
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  • July 9, 2020 at 1:44 PM by an anonymous user from: Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

    Why is YouTube sponsoring this scam, that’s crazy!.Needs to be taken down

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Winalert Scam: Coupon and Voucher Giveaway