survey scam

According to a post that is currently circulating rapidly on Facebook, you can click to get 5 free tickets for the popular UK theme park Alton Towers. Supposedly, the tickets are being given away as a means of celebrating the theme park’s 39th anniversary. 

According to a post that is being shared on Facebook, you can click to get two free tickets courtesy of Australian airline Jetstar.  Supposedly, Jetstar is giving away the tickets as a means of celebrating “15 years of quality service”.

A message that is circulating primarily via WhatsApp claims that European brewer Heineken is giving away 4 barrels of beer to celebrate its 140th anniversary.

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

A post being shared on Facebook claims that Australian airline Jetstar is rewarding everyone with two free plane tickets as a means of celebrating 15 years of service. 

A scam email that is currently hitting inboxes purports to be from Microsoft Support and claims that your message was not sent.

According to a post currently being distributed on Facebook, you can click to get a free $50 coupon from the popular coffee outlet, Starbucks.

Canadian airline WestJet joins a long list of other airlines that have been targeted in Facebook survey scams in recent years.

Fans of the British dating reality show Love Island should keep an eye out for Facebook scam posts offering the chance to win island holidays. 

Facebook Page claims that you can win a holiday for four people to Bora Bora by sharing a video, entering the word “Done” as a comment, and clicking a link.