The Biggest Pimple in the Entire World

The Biggest Pimple Of The World (VIDEO) Scam
Variants of the messages below are getting viral on Facebook. The attached link is supposed to be of a video of the biggest pimple in the entire world. If you want to see this video however, you will be asked to answer surveys first.

(VIDEO) The BIGGEST Pimple In The Entire World!!
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Grosss!! hahait is soo big! I like how it squirts all over the lady popping it!

(VIDEO) The BIGGEST Pimple In The Entire World!!
You asked for it, now you can get it. Just follow this link to enable

Unfortunately, doing the surveys, liking the page or providing your information won't actually let you see the video of the biggest pimple in the world. This message is just another facebook survey scam.

Make sure to report the message as spam so it won't continue to get distributed on Facebook.

Share this post on Facebook and warn your friends against being victimized by this facebook video scam

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Target $500 Gift Card Giveaway Scam

You won't get free gift cards worth $100 dollars or more for simply liking Facebook pages or by providing your address and answering surveys that are presented to you. You should bear this is mind if one of your friends has posted a status message saying that Target is distributing free gift cards to Facebook users. The free Target $500 gift card giveaway is a scam.

FREE $500 Target GiftCard! (limited time only)
Target is currently giving away free gift cards to all facebook users!

Valentine's day will be next week and in case you are planning to buy some gifts, make sure not to fall to fake gift cards distributed on Facebook. A new survey scam on Facebook promises users of free Target gift cards. All you have to do, the message claims, is like a page and answer the survey questions.

You should know that you won't receive or claim anything even when you filled up all those surveys. The free $500 Target gift card is a scam.

What to Do if You Receive the Target Scam on Facebook

1. Simply mark the message as spam once you see it posted on your friends' wall. You can use the image below as your guide.

2. If you have liked the free target giftcard page, make sure that you unlike it again so your friends won't follow your lead.

3. Make sure to warn your friends not to fall to this fake Target give away. Share this post on Facebook.

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Which Friend Stalks You the Most on Facebook?

Here's another version of the who viewed my profile scam on Facebook, an application that is supposed to tell who among your friends stalk you the most in the social networking site.

My biggest stalker is ____ Which Friend Stalks You the Most?

The trend for such scams can be attributed to one feature of an older social networking site Friendster where users are able to view who checked or viewed their profiles. Unfortunately, Friendster is not Facebook and applications that promise to give users an overview who checks out their profile and who their "stalkers" are are likely scams distributed for malicious purposes.


Purpose Behind "Which Friend Stalks You the Most on Facebook?" Scams
Why is there a boom in fake Facebook applications and features? Cyber crooks are distributing rogue applications in an attempt to lure people to visit malicious pages. These pages may prompt you to install rogue toolbars, download viruses and malwares masquerading as plugins or a software upgrade, phish your login credentials, ask you to provide information such as your email and phone number or prompt you to do surveys. In a way or the other, cyber crooks likely earn money whenever people do the bidding of these malicious pages.

What to Do:

• Report Which Friend Stalks You the Most in Facebook? messages as spam. Remember, there is no such thing as Facebook who viewed your profile or stalker applications in the social network YET. Removing the messages you have posted or seen shared in Facebook will help prevent others from falling to this scam.

Remove the rogue Facebook app that may be spamming your wall or your friends' walls with "Which Friend Stalks You the Most in Facebook?" messages. To do this,

--- select the drop down arrow beside HOME. Go to ACCOUNT SETTINGS.



--- Go to APPS.

--- Determine which of the applications you use might be causing your Facebook account to spam your friends. Click the x mark beside the malicious application.


Make sure to advise your friends from this stuff by sharing this post on Facebook.

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Police officer does good deed before he dies moments later

Warning: one of your friends on Facebook may be tagging you to view a supposed video of a good deed by a police officer.

Here's how the message appears:

hey guys you have to see this? http://is.gd/3hQtWc
[video] Police officer does good deed before he dies moments later.
www.daily-news14284.com
Incredible video of a kind Policeman who does a kind deed but tragically gets killed! Exclusive footage!

The message is yet another clickjacking scam. Your friend who have tagged you likely did not intend to do so. This video scam is another attempt in luring facebook users to install a rogue browser plugin.

What To Do with This Video Scam

1. Make sure to ignore, disapprove or untag yourself once one of your friends send you a link about this "Police officer does good deed".


2. Do not view the video nor install anything that popups when you click the link. Malicious links in the social networking may lead you to compromise your account or your computer with rogue applications and even viruses and other malicious software.


3. Report the message as spam. Go to the arrow or x mark beside the post and report the post as spam.


4. If you are the one who keeps tagging your friends or sending the spammy message, make sure to remove suspicious applications you have provided access to your account. This application may vary. Check the last app you have authorized to interact with your Facebook account befor you started sending out those spam.

Select the drop down arrow beside HOME. Go to ACCOUNT SETTINGS.



Go to APPS.

Click the x mark beside the suspicious application that you think is causing your account to spam your friends.


Warn your friends about this video scam by sharing this on Facebook.

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Facebook Rewards

There have been several reports of people receiving text/ SMS, email or direct message from fb@rewardsfacebook.com or Facebook@rewardfacebook.com informing them that they have been chosen to receive a gift or a reward, usually an apple device, that they can claim by visiting a particular website.

Examples of such Facebook rewards text messages are as follow:

Facebook has teamed up with some premium retailers to offer our users some great gifts! Your account has been randomly selected to receive a free gift.
Your free gift is - 1 iPad 2 64GB.
To claim your gift you must visit http://ipad2.chronine.com/ and follow the instructions on screen.
network.incent2click.com

Facebook has teamed up with some premium retailers to offer our users some great gifts! Your account has been randomly selected to receive a free gift.
Your free gift is - 1 Best Buy Gift Card.
To claim your gift your must visit http://giftcard.chronine.com/ and follow the instructions on screen.
**IMPORTANT** In order to actually receive your gift card you must enter this Pin/Confirmation number after your shipping address. If you do not enter this pin you will not receive your gift.

The Pin/Confirmation is on page 3 after validating your email and address.
You have until midnight tonight to claim your reward.

Unfortunately, Facebook has not teamed up with any company or retailer to give away stuff. Facebook give aways such as these are common strategies used by scammers to lure people into visiting malicious websites that would entice you to install rogue browser addons or application or answer surveys.

You may also be prompted to provide your personal information such as your contact number, which they can further use to send you more spam or bombard your with marketing garbages.

You will not receive the promised give away by "following the instructions" provided in those pages or sites.

Make sure to warn your friends about these fake rewards and offers, share this post on Facebook:

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Watch what happens when forgets to turn off your kamera

If you happen to have seen a posting of what looks like a video about "Watch what happens when forgets to turn off your kamera" shared by a friend in Facebook, please refrain from clicking on this link, liking it or sharing as this is likely yet another scam spreading on Facebook.




What You Should Do
Most Facebook scams contain intriguing and inviting messages to lure people into clicking out the link given. People would even answer surveys or provide personal information supposedly so they can watch an interesting vidoe shared by a friend on Facebook. Do not fall to these scams.

Here's what you should do:

1. Mark such messages as spam. Once you see this message on a friend's wall or even in your wall, make sure to report the posting to Facebook. Simply go to the arrow down or x mark beside the post and click the "report as spam" text.



2. If the message automates posting of the spammy message on your friends' wall, make sure to check the latest facebook application that you have provided access to your account account and remove from your apps. To do this go to HOME and then ACCOUNT SETTINGS and click the x mark beside the suspicious application.

2. Tell your friends about this video scam by sharing this post on Facebook.

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Oops! Selena and Bieber’s hidden camera bedroom video

Young celebrities Justin Bieber and Selena are among the most popular names in Facebook hoaxes and scams. Because of their popularity and big following among Facebook users, their names are often used to lure people, teenagers usually, into falling to survey scams or unknowingly install malicious softwares or even download viruses.



It is no wonder that new versions of Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber keep showing up in the social network, the latest ones, bearing these messages:

EXCLUSIVE!!! The “Young Love” Stolen Video Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez.
http://tinyurl.com/justinLa0CH hey this is really cool! Stolen Video Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez

Oops!!! There Was a Hidden Camera in Justin Bieber’s Bedroom

Oops!!! There was a hidden camera in Selena & bieber’s bedroom
HaHa it’s really so funny – Don’t Miss it!
justinhiddentruth.co.cc

Do not fall to the scam. Always think twice before clicking on and sharing videos and images of popular celebrities in Facebook. This holds especially true when you notice that the image or video spread so fast in your network. Malicious Faceook apps spreading these hoax messages may employ clickjacking so whenever you tried to view the malicious messages, you too start to post the same message in your wall and even into your Facebook friends' walls.

What to Do

This will surely not be the last time that scams taking advantage of celebrities' names spread on Facebook. You can, however, help avert the spread of these Facebook scams.

Make sure to flag the message as scam and tell your friends NOT to click on this link as this may lead to installation of rogue browser plugins.



and do not forget to share this post on Facebook.

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