"scam websites" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to fraudulent or deceptive websites that aim to trick users into providing personal information or money. Example: "Consumers should be careful when browsing the internet and be aware of scam websites that may steal their credit card information."
In Section 1, we describe two sources of data on scam websites used for evaluation: fake escrow websites and HYIPs.
In this paper, we present a novel optimized combined clustering method that links together replicated scam websites, even when the criminal has taken steps to hide connections.
The purpose of this paper is to design, implement, and evaluate a method for clustering these 'logical copies' of scam websites.
To demonstrate the method's applicability to cybercrime, we evaluate its performance against two collected datasets of scam websites: fake escrow services and high-yield investment programs (HYIPs).
However, while there is usually an attempt to hide evidence of any link between the scam websites, it may be possible to identify hidden similarities by inspecting the structure of the HTML code and website content.
Other scam websites are offering to erase info from the database for a fee, Evans warned, and some are even trying to extort money from victims by threatening to release their information unless payment is received.
I reported him to the scam website I found him on.
Glen runs a scam website ("Do You Want to Make $3,000 a Day from Home?") and he tells us to visit it as a payment for the ride.
Maybe ask the police for some tips on how to identify a scam website.
The Scam Survivors website has a rogues' gallery of scam profile pictures alongside the perpetrators, who are generally rather less glamorous.
When buying Modafinil online, you will encounter a number of scams; most websites offering non reversible payment methods.
