Apollo TV Scam Alerts

by | Jul 7, 2025 | Updates

Fake Apollo TV Canada and Apollo Group TV websites appearing in Google search results with deceptive claims.

Fake Apollo TV Canada

Scam websites mimicking Apollo TV are proliferating, often appearing as sponsored ads on Google. These fraudulent sites are designed to deceive users into providing personal and financial information or making payments for non-existent services. This includes Google AI results, that will reference sponsored articles about fake apollo offerings!

🚨 Beware of These Canada Targeted Scam Site

apollotv.ca

  • Trust Score: Shows fake 5/5 online ratings (with no source). Extremely low at 12.2/100, indicating a high-risk site.

  • Deceptive Practices: Presents a credit card payment form that doesn’t process payments but captures your banking information. Afterward, it redirects users to a cryptocurrency payment page.

  • No Service Delivery: Users report that after payment, no service is provided, and the site becomes unresponsive.

  • Data Harvesting: Collects personal information, for identity theft or resale on dark web marketplaces.

Scam IPTV subscription page falsely advertising Apollo TV Canada subscription plans with unrealistic prices. Misleading IPTV subscription plans from a fraudulent Apollo TV Canada imitator site.

apollogroupetv.ca

  • Suspicious Naming: The domain name is grammatically incorrect, raising immediate red flags.

  • Lack of Transparency: Provides no verifiable contact information or customer support channels.

  • No Trial Options: Legitimate services typically offer trial periods; this site does not.

Fake Apollo TV subscription webpage showing unrealistic lifetime IPTV deals and misleading discounts. Beware of scam websites offering misleading lifetime IPTV subscriptions.

Cloned Sites with Crypto Payment Traps

  • Examples: Sites like apollogrouptvs.com mimic the official Apollo Group TV website’s appearance.

  • Payment Scams: These sites accept cryptocurrency payments but provide no service in return.

  • No Recourse: Cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible, leaving victims with no means to recover lost funds. 

⚠️ Red Flags to Watch For

  • Sponsored Ads: Be cautious of sponsored search results; scammers often pay to appear at the top of search listings.

  • WhatsApp Communication: Legitimate services do not use WhatsApp for official communication.

  • Lack of Installation Guides: Authentic services provide clear installation instructions and screenshots.

  • Dead Links and Spelling Errors: Poorly maintained websites with broken links and grammatical mistakes are common among scam sites.

✅ How to Protect Yourself

  • Use Trusted Sources: Access services through verified informational platforms like Apollo TV Canada, which provides guidance on avoiding scams.

  • Verify Before Purchase: Always take advantage of trial periods to assess the service’s legitimacy. Keep in mind, most services will not align with the ‘trial’ vs final service. 

  • Check for Transparency: Ensure the website provides clear contact information, customer support, and installation guides.

  • Avoid Unsolicited Offers: Be wary of unsolicited messages or emails offering deals that seem too good to be true.

Stay vigilant and always conduct thorough research before providing personal information or making payments online. If you suspect a site is fraudulent, it’s better to err on the side of caution.