The Denver International Airport has issued a warning regarding a new Facebook page, named D?nv?r Air??rt, claiming to sell lost luggage for $10. The airport asserts that the page is “in no way affiliated” with them. Presenting itself as a thrift and consignment store, the Facebook page is appearing as a sponsored advertisement on users’…
Utilizing a booking loophole, exploiting traveler confusion, and enticing with pledges of incredibly inexpensive tickets, scammers present enticing deals that often fall short of expectations. How can you verify the authenticity of your plane ticket? Simply confirming its validity on the airline’s website may not be foolproof. Beware, as scammers exploit a relatively unknown but…
Transport scams 2025 are becoming more sophisticated in 2025, targeting individuals, job seekers, businesses, and migrant workers across air, sea, road, and rail transport sectors. With the rise of online marketplaces, social media recruitment, and fake logistics platforms, scammers are exploiting trust gaps at an unprecedented scale. This guide highlights the latest transport scams to…
In January 2026, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued an urgent FMCSA Scam Alert warning about an alarming rise in fake FMCSA emails and phishing attacks targeting motor carriers and logistics companies. These scammers are impersonating FMCSA officials to trick businesses into providing sensitive information or clicking on dangerous links that could infect…
Deceptive online platforms selling shipping containers are defrauding consumers in Western Australia, resulting in a loss of nearly $55,000 among scam victims over the last four months. The losses incurred in 2022 have already surpassed the total reported for the entire year of 2021. Additionally, some individuals have fallen prey to a fraudulent container leasing…
Fake auto transport companies operate by taking advantage of unsuspecting customers who are not knowledgeable about the auto transport industry. They will often offer a low price to lure unsuspecting customers in, and then try to add additional charges once the customer has committed to the service. They may also offer services that are not…
If you’ve received a letter in the mail promising two free round-trip airline tickets to anywhere in the continental U.S., you’re not alone — and you may be the target of a scam. The New York State Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection is alerting residents to be cautious about these enticing offers that…