hoax

This old “virus warning” is still crossing inboxes. Although the games mentioned in the email are real, they do not contain viruses.…

Facebook warning claims that you should not approve a person that uses the name Daphne Bcsakai or Daphne Bcstahl because she is a hacker.

Message claims you can help the mother of a severely injured 14-year-old boy pay for lifesaving surgery simply by sending on the same message to others.

Circulating messages warn people not to drink Pepsi products because a Pepsi worker has contaminated the beverage with his HIV infected blood.

Message currently circulating via Facebook warns you not to accept anything from a person called Fabrizio Brambilla because he is a hacker. 

Circulating messages warn people to watch out for fake doctors who are going door to door offering to measure your blood sugar levels for free. 

A post currently making its way around Facebook warns you not to accept a friendship request from a person named James Wood.

Message claims heart doctors recommend that recipients learn ‘Cough CPR’, a procedure that involves vigorous coughing as a potential means of surviving a heart attack when alone.

Circulating message claims that HIV carriers in Thailand have deliberately contaminated canned fruit in a factory by dripping their blood into the food.

Circulating story claims that a man has been found alive after being trapped underground in a Chinese mine for seventeen years.