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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. 

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.

According to this Facebook post, you can get 4 free tickets to the Six Flags amusement park just by sharing and commenting. 

According to this email, your BigPond.com email address is getting an upgrade within the coming weeks. The email, which purports to be from "Telstra Broadband Support", claims that you can click a link and re-login to your account if you wish to upgrade immediately.

At some point, many Mac users will likely encounter a browser pop-up warning claiming that their computer is infected with viruses. 

Messages being shared via social media claimed that much loved Canadian - American actor Michael J Fox has died at the age of 57. 

This email claims that the sender has recorded a video of you "doing dirty things" while visiting an adult website. 

According to this email, you are eligible to receive a compensation payment because you were identified as a victim of a previous online scam attempt. 

Circulating reports feature images of a mermaid body that was supposedly found washed up on a beach.

According to a circulating report, the South African Government's Deputy Minister of Transport Sindisiwe Lydia Chikunga has advised drivers that switching your car's headlamps off when driving at night can save fuel. 

Posts from Facebook profiles and Pages that claim to be associated with popular US celebrity Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson are promising users cash and prizes in exchange for sharing and downloading movies.

This email claims that a document has been sent to you via Microsoft's document storage and sharing platform OneDrive. The subject line of the email suggests that you need to provide an electronic signature using DocuSign.

According to this email, which purports to be from AOL, you recently made a request to shut down your email account. The message claims that the request will be processed shortly. 

Circulating message that includes an image depicting an unusual rash on a woman's breast, claims that the rash harboured live larvae that were feeding off her fat, tissue, and milk canals.

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.

According to a number of breathless "news" reports that are currently beings shared via social media, a mother pig in Kenya has given birth to a strange human-like creature.

This message, which is circulating rapidly via social media, asks you to help get a prayer chain going for an 8-month-old baby named Dakota Miller who is supposedly in a critical condition after shooting himself with a nailgun.

Mobile phone users are currently being spammed by text messages claiming that they have been selected as a winner in a supposed Air New Zealand promotion. 

According to a post that is currently appearing on Facebook feeds, you can win a 2018 Ford Raptor just by sharing the post.  The post features images depicting a Ford Raptor in various colours. 

According to this email, someone has paid the sender £30000 to kill you and take your severed hands.  But, claims the message, you can cancel the impending assassination and save your life by paying the would-be killer £5000 via Bitcoin.