OMG, you guys need to be so careful when shopping online! 
Those fake Fire TV Sticks are literally stealing your identity and selling it on the dark web. I mean, £1,700 is a lot of money to lose just because some scammers can't resist the temptation to make a quick buck.
What's crazy is that they're basically installing malware in people's homes via their Wi-Fi network. Like, you're not even aware that your info is being hacked until it's too late! You need to be super paranoid and keep an eye out for any suspicious activity.
And don't even get me started on the scammers who are selling these fake devices online. It's like they think we're all just gullible people waiting to be taken advantage of. But honestly, if you do end up getting one of those "deals", it's probably because you clicked on a dodgy link or something.
So yeah, make sure to keep your devices and passwords locked down tight, and don't hesitate to report any suspicious activity to Action Fraud. We all need to look out for each other in this online world!
Those fake Fire TV Sticks are literally stealing your identity and selling it on the dark web. I mean, £1,700 is a lot of money to lose just because some scammers can't resist the temptation to make a quick buck. What's crazy is that they're basically installing malware in people's homes via their Wi-Fi network. Like, you're not even aware that your info is being hacked until it's too late! You need to be super paranoid and keep an eye out for any suspicious activity.
And don't even get me started on the scammers who are selling these fake devices online. It's like they think we're all just gullible people waiting to be taken advantage of. But honestly, if you do end up getting one of those "deals", it's probably because you clicked on a dodgy link or something.
So yeah, make sure to keep your devices and passwords locked down tight, and don't hesitate to report any suspicious activity to Action Fraud. We all need to look out for each other in this online world!
, but trust me, you don't wanna end up like someone who got scammed outta £1,700 
. Those fake sticks are basically just a vessel for hackers to steal your identity and get into your laptop/computer via Wi-Fi 
. It's no joke, so make sure to spot the deal and not fall for it. Remove that device ASAP, change all your passwords to, like, super strong ones 
, and enable multifactor auth too 
. If you think something's gone wrong, act fast and report it to Action Fraud 
. I mean, Amazon's cracking down on these fake sticks, but we gotta stay vigilant 'cause scammers are still out there 
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change those passwords ASAP and enable multifactor auth, folks! don't wanna be one of the £1700+ victims 
! Can't believe people are falling for this modded Fire TV Stick scam and losing thousands to identity theft 
. It's like, you'd think people would be more aware of this by now. And Amazon's supposed to just sit back and let it happen? Not cool, fam 
. I mean, I get it, the cost is tempting, but £1,700 is a serious price to pay for someone else's mistake 
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It's like they're playing some kinda twisted game of cat and mouse. But seriously, if you get hit by this scam, act fast, change those passwords ASAP, and report it to Action Fraud. Don't let the scammers win 
. And Amazon needs to do better than just condemning these mods - take concrete steps to stop them in their tracks 
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. We can't keep getting taken advantage of because some genius decided to sell fake products online 
. It's time for us to educate ourselves and look out for each other 
.