In late October 2015, social media users began sending and receiving solicitations to participate in a "secret sisters" gift exchange scheme ... Chain letters are a form of gambling, and sending ...

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service considers it a form of gambling ... varieties of the “Secret Sister Gift Exchange” circulating online. Some may be sharing wine or books instead of gifts.

The agency’s website states, Chain letters are a form of gambling ... In 2013, the Reddit Secret Santa exchange make the Guinness Book of World Records for the world’s largest online Secret ...

Tis the season... to get scammed on Facebook. Two scams called the "Secret Sister Gift Exchange" and the "Secret Wine Bottle Exchange" are once again spreading across Facebook like wildfire ...

The scam is targeted to women and goes mainly like this: "The Secret Sister gift exchange is back ... which are considered a form of gambling and are illegal if they request money or other ...

But if you've been tagged in a "Secret Sister" or "Secret Santa" gift exchange on social media ... has said that these gift exchanges are a form of gambling, making them illegal.

NEW YORK — A gift exchange circulating again on social media asks users to send one gift valued at $10 or more to their "Secret Sister," promising up to 36 presents in return. It seems like a ...

BENGALURU: The annual Secret Santa book exchange by Cubbon Reads, a cherished tradition for book lovers in the city, faced an ...

Have you seen the posts on Facebook about a secret sister gift exchange? The Better Business ... that these gift exchanges are considered a form of gambling and that participants could be ...

The so-called "secret sister" gift exchange has circulated widely on Facebook ... Chain letters are a form of gambling, and sending them through the mail (or delivering them in person or by ...

A new example of holiday fraud is making the rounds: the "Secret Sister Gift Exchange." Like the old-fashioned chain letter, it's still illegal — and it promises what it almost never delivers ...