iPhone Delivery Scams

As if it isn't miserable enough being English in the modern age, we seem to be a country rotten to the core with scammers and thieves. 

What we are seeing below is a cabal of fake fitness and wellbeing companies being used as a platform to defraud people. The premise is very simple:

1. Make up a site maintained by some people innocent enough to actually believe they have a real job.
2. Charge for access to that content, which presumably some people must pay for, even though you can find much better material for free almost anywhere on the internet.
3. Point fake mobile phone delivery scam ads in spam emails at that site and sign people up for a £60 per month subscription instead. 

The domain chargetraqing.com is a constant bugbear with their incessant mobile device scams and financial fraud pages. It is the source of all of the mobile phone scams below:  

These companies all claim to be about fitness but have exactly the same ridiculous sign-up to browse content set-up for their websites. The coding is identical across all of the sites with exactly the same language choice home page, same sign-up form and the same about us page where they claim to be lots of different companies registered in Scotland and England.

Although of these companies are pretending to be separate, the domain names, websites and content are impossibly similar, and below, they have accidentally used the company name for Vine Tech on a website that supposedly belongs to Samareline: