Sunday, October 21, 2012

7:11 PM

By Miss Little Piggy

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Raspberry Ultra Drops Facebook Scam

Has any of your friend posted a status message that looks more like an advert promoting Raspberry Ultra Drops? Then your friend's facebook account is likely compromised by a rogue application that causes his or her account to post spammy messages.

How to Deal with the Raspberry Ultra Trim Scam

Here are the things that you should do if your Facebook account is auto posting and sending  the Raspberry Ultra Drops Facebook scam message that looks like the one below:
Raspberry Ultra Drops is cool stuff! Really rocks! lost 6 pounds within a week

If you want to lose weight you should try Raspberry Ultra Trip! I am down 18 lbs as of today and I've only been doing it for 2 weeks. It's amazing. www.projetosegurancahumana.org/raspberry.html


  1. Change your password as soon as possible.

  2. Review applications you use. Go to Privacy settings > Ads, Apps and Websites > Edit Settings and click the x mark to remove the suspicious app. If you do not know which app to remove, try to remember the app that you may have used or granted permission before your account started posting the Raspberry messages. 

  3. Remove all your spammy posts in your wall or your friends' walls.

2 comments:

  1. ZenOctober 25, 2012 at 7:38 AM

    I've been seeing these posts by 3 or 4 of my fb friends. I assume they've been phished. It's really annoying to see these posts everyday.

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  2. Catie McHattieFebruary 25, 2013 at 5:04 PM

    Hey Everyone!
    So its crazy because I don't even have a facebook account and I was hacked and the raspberry drops add was "sent " by me. So Beware it may very well be being sent through facebook but it is being sent some other way as well.

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