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Message spreading on Facebook claims that you can get the chance to win a 2019  Ford F150 Raptor just by liking, sharing, and commenting.

According to a post that is currently spreading rapidly on Facebook, you could win a Hawaiian holiday for two courtesy of Virgin Australia just by sharing and commenting. 

According to a post being shared on Facebook, Toyota is giving away 500 brand new Land Cruisers as a means of celebrating the company’s birthday. 

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

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 a post that is currently appearing on Facebook, you can win one of seven tiny houses just by liking and sharing. The post, which was published on a Facebook Page that calls itself “Holiday Club”, claims that the winners will be chosen at random on 21st June.

According to a post that is circulating via Facebook, you can help a sick child just by sharing her picture.  The post, which includes a photograph of a young child in a hospital bed, claims that every time her picture is shared, she will receive a $1 donation towards her medical expenses. 

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.

Supposedly, Facebook users can get the chance to win a Mercedes Benz for Christmas 2017 just by liking a post, sharing the promotion, and adding a comment specifying what colour car they would like if they win.  

Facebook scammers are claiming – falsely of course – that Facebook users can win luxury homes just by liking, sharing, and commenting.