Facebook Scams

A post currently being shared on Facebook is asking users to please pray for twin boys who have been infected with COVID-19. 

Circulating Facebook post claims that KFC is giving everyone two chicken buckets to help people deal with lockdown and celebrate the company’s anniversary. 

According to this Facebook post, fast food outlet Taco Bell is giving everyone who shares a link 2 free Big Bell Boxes for a month. 

Scammers on Facebook have been quick to exploit the coronavirus pandemic. One way that they are doing this is by creating fake Facebook giveaway pages and posts that are related to coronavirus, social distancing, and home quarantine.

According to a post that is circulating rapidly on Facebook, grocery chain Aldi is giving everyone who shares a link a £100 gift card. 

Scammers are attempting to panic people into divulging their Facebook login details by implying that family or friends may have been killed or injured.

According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, Alaska Air has announced that it is giving two free tickets to everyone who shares a link.

If you see a post or private message on Facebook claiming that you can view a list of your profile visitors, don’t click on it.

According to this widely-circulated post, Facebook will donate 10 rupees to help a pictured child in exchange for liking and sharing.