Spammers and Scammers Tricking Facebook Users into Commenting On and Liking Fake Posts
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Examples of Like-Farming Scams
Below are some popular like-farming tricks that promise Facebook users that something spectacular or magical will happen if they comment on or like them.
OMG!!
Step1: open the pic
Step2: like the pic
Step3: type "000"
Watch carefully now! Kids plz do not try!
OMG it really works
Step 1: Click on the photo / picture.
Step 2: Hit Like.
Step 3: Comment "MOVE" Then see the Magic!!”
How the Like-Farming Scam Works?
Once you comment on the fake Facebook post created by scammers, pranksters and spammers, it will be shared with all of your Facebook friends, and if your friends do the same thing, it will end up and their Facebook friends’ Timeline, News Feed or Wall. And, this will continue until the post reaches thousands or even millions of Facebook users.
Cyber-criminals may also use like-farming tricks to spread malicious links to thousands of Facebook users, by tricking them into clicking on the links and downloading malicious programs onto their computers or devices.
If you see posts like the ones above on Facebook, please do not comment on, like or share them. Delete them and report them to Facebook.
But, if you have already commented on, liked or shared posts like the ones above, please click here for instructions to undo your actions and remove dangerous things that you have posted, shared, commented or liked on Facebook.
Note: Some of the names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers or other information in samples on this website may have been impersonated or spoofed.
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