Facebook Scam Message?
Question by Bob B: Facebook Scam Message?
I was messaging this girl on facebook, and she replied, but instead of showing me what shw wrote, and was this”
Facebook Account Security Notification.
Because of the many reports we have received from Facebook users about scams on facebook, then our team will survey the security facebook reset your account ownership.
To know that you are the legitimate owner of the account so we only give 30 minutes to complete your identity because of the many other users that we had to go also. Please confirm your account on the link below:
http://apps.facebook.com/confirm_suspend-inc
If we see any discrepancy in your account data, or false identity then automatically your account will be blocked or disabled.
Thank you for Helping Improve our service.
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I went to it and It was asking for my credit card number?
And now when i go to that girls profile instead of her picture that she has, it shows a badge, and he name was changed to Ŧȧcėbook Sėcuṛiƚy. Written just like that.
Best answer:
Answer by WhatDoChuWant
Its fake. That girl needs a life lol..
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something is defintly wrong with her facebook.
delete her until she makes a new one so the same thing doesnt happen to yours, and tell her about it
*stay away from her page*
Scam Message is virus of the computer.
Not much of a question there….
But this is a scam.
If you notice the url “Http://APPS.facebook.com/*******, it is under the apps platform facebook offers to developers. Some try to make apps that control the chat platform to do just what happened to you. I advise you to not click on any links like that again.
SCAM…I own a car dealership and get various messages all of the time. ANY time you get anything that asks you for your password or any other personal information, stay away.
And it doesn’t matter whether or not you know the person on the other end. Even a friend could get hacked (I’ve had ‘emergencies’ from friends on FB asking me for money and the same thing you have mentioned).
FIRST RESPONSE EVER
it’s not only a scam – it’s a virus. You need to immediately report that message to Facebook, defriend the person who sent it to you and run a virus/malware scan ASAP and change your Facebook password