Facebook Scams

According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, US-based airline Allegiant Air is giving everyone two free plane tickets to celebrate “April Aviation Week”. 

According to this post, which is currently circulating rapidly on Facebook, large retailer Tesco is giving away vouchers worth £40. The post urges you to click to get your free voucher. 

According to a post that is being shared on Facebook, you can win a P&O cruise for three people just by sharing the post and clicking a sign-up button.  

According to a post that circulates via Facebook, you can help a baby with eye cancer just by liking, sharing, and commenting on his picture.

Message being distributed on Facebook claims that, just by sharing, liking, and commenting, you can win a gift bag containing 4 tickets for a Carnival Cruise.

Facebook users should keep an eye out for fake copyright infringement warnings that are being distributed via Facebook private messages.

A fraudulent Facebook Page that calls itself The New York Experience continues to dupe unwary Facebook users into promoting fake New York holiday prizes and divulging their personal information on suspect websites. 

Advance fee scammers regularly use Facebook as a vehicle for reaching new victims.  And, they use a variety of cover stories to try to convince potential victims that their claims are legitimate. 

According to a post being shared on Facebook, you can click to get two free tickets courtesy of  Thailand based airline Thai Airways.