According to various messages that have been circulating on Facebook for several months, a new Facebook algorithm is limiting posts on your newsfeed so that you only ever see posts from the same 25 friends.

Emails sent to various businesses ask recipients to reply with details of the available products with a view to a future order.

This email, which purports to be from a farm machinery company, urges you to click a link to view full invoice details. Supposedly, the invoice email was generated via the business and accounting service MYOB. 

An increasingly common scammer tactic is to create fake Facebook Pages that claim to be associated with various high-profile celebrities. 

Message claiming to be from the Mayo Clinic offers health advice related to the use of aspirin for preventing heart attacks.

According to a message that is circulating via social media, you can get a $200 Nike gift card just by clicking and sharing a link.

According to a Facebook Page that calls itself ‘Vin Dominic’ you can win prizes such as gift cards, cars, and large sums of money just by liking, sharing, and commenting before clicking a link to download a copy of the latest Fast and Furious movie. 

Message warns of a new car-jacking scheme in which paper is placed on the back window of parked cars as a ruse to get a driver to leave his or her vehicle so that the thieves can easily steal it.

Sextortion scammers have lately been including user passwords in their scam emails as a way of making their false claim seem more plausible. And, in another variation, the scammers include part of the recipient’s phone number instead of the password.

Scammers continue to trick unwary Facebook users into handing over their money and personal information by falsely claiming that they have won a large cash prize.

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According to various posts that are circulating on Facebook, chocolate maker Cadbury is rewarding EVERYONE with a free basket of chocolate to celebrate 194 years of quality service.