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The Samsung Galaxy S4 Facebook Like-farming scam below is used to trick as many persons as possible into liking it, by offering them a chance to win 1 of the 200 Samsung Galaxy S4 it claims it has giving away. So, do not be fooled by these scammers because they are not giving away any Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone, but want to make their page popular or go viral.
We have got 200 pieces of Samsung Galaxy S4 that can’t be sold because they have been unsealed.Therefore we are giving them away for free. Want one of them? Just SHARE this photo & LIKE Our Page and we will choose 200 people completely at random on 30th October 2013=>60 winners selected still 140 remaining SHARE,,,LIKE,,,COMMENT(done) and you could be the next oneCommon Hurry up Guys ..!!! Only By : Samsung Galaxy S5------
We have got 200 pieces of Samsung Galaxy S4 that can’t be sold because they have been unsealed.
Therefore we are giving them away for free. Want one of them? Just SHARE this photo & LIKE Our Page and we will choose 200 people completely at random on 30th October 2013
=>60 winners selected still 140 remaining SHARE,,,LIKE,,,COMMENT(done) and you could be the next one
Common Hurry up Guys ..!!! Only By : Samsung Galaxy S5------
This scam is located on Facebook at the following location or page:hxxp://www.facebook.com/GalaxyS5.MA?hc_location=timeline
If you have already liked this page, please unlike it. Also, remove any comments that you have made and remove it from your Facebook Timeline, NewFeed or Wall.
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Hi please place the Galaxy hoax s4 on yr fb page with a share button thanks i want to warn others God bless
It's already on the OnlineThreatAlerts Facebook page. You can also use the Facebook share icon at the bottom of the article to share it with your Facebook friends.
People can also report the page to Facebook as spam/scam.