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Fake Australia Kmart Facebook Pages Promotions or Giveaways August 6 2013

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Updated: August 7, 2013 2013-08-07T06:59:34 -
Date: August 6, 2013 2013-08-06T21:38:27

There are fake Australia Kmart pages appearing on Facebook every day. These pages trick their victims by promising them some form of giveaway if they share and "like" the same pages. If any of these pages are posted on your Facebook Wall, Timeline or in a comment, please go to the legitimate Australia Kmart Facebook page below to verify the authenticity of the promotions or giveaway.

Kmart Australia legitimate Facebook page is located at this website address: http://www.facebook.com/KmartAustralia.

One of the bogus Kmart Australia Facebook pages is located at the following website address:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kmart-Australia/386371421485457

This is how the fake Australia Kmart Facebook page looks:

This Facebook page claims it is giving away 100 brand new Mac book to Facebook users.

Celebrating the new look Kmart at Ashfield Mall!, Kmart Australia has decided to giveaway 100 BRAND NEW Macbook's to facebook users!
All that you need to do is complete the easy steps below to participate! (Australia only)
Step 1. Share & Like this photo.
Step 2.comment color black/white
The lucky winners will be selected in 24 hours. Only people that have completed all steps can participate. Winners will be announced at our Facebook fan page or in private message so make sure you like us on Facebook. Good luck.

Almost 1500 persons have already been tricked by this fake Australia Kmart Facebook page by "liking" and commenting on it.

So, do not be fooled by these promotions that are too good to be true. Always go to the legitimate Australia Kmart Facebook page located at http://www.facebook.com/KmartAustralia, to verify a promotion.

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