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Product Testing UK and Product Tester UK - Facebook Like and Survey Scam

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Updated: February 19, 2014 2014-02-19T05:45:40 -
Date: February 18, 2014 2014-02-18T23:14:21

The fake Facebook page: "Product Testing UK", which claims that Facebook users can get a brand new IPhone for review that they will get to keep, is a scam. This page was designed to trick Facebook users into "liking" it, taking surveys or viewing online advertisements, which the cybercriminals behind this scam will earn money from.

The Malicious Facebook Page: Product Testing UK

PRODUCT TESTER NEEDED
Get brand new iPhone for Review it! Test it! Rate it & you will keep it!
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER YOURSELF-->hxxp://bit .ly/testingUK
*PRODUCT IS GIVING ACCORDING TO FIRST COME FIRST GET BASIS AND OFFER FOR ONLY UK.
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For those who are not 'REGISTERED' for Product Testing
Apply here : hxxp://bit .ly/testingUK
Terms And Conditions :
* Product Is Only Given To 'Uk' Residents.
*Complete Full Form And Information Given To Form Is Strictly 'Correct'.
*Product Is Giving According To First Come First Get Basis.
*You Can Only Apply 1 Product Per Household.
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This page is located on Facebook at:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/ Product-Testing-UK/1461577884062513

Some of the links on this fake Facebook page will ask you to "like" it.

Now, "liking" or sharing this Facebook page will only help spread this scam to other Facebook users. And, completing the surveys will only generate revenue for the cybercriminals behind this scam.

If you have shared or "liked" this scam, remove the share Facebook post from your Timeline / Wall or "Unlike" it, because this will help stop the spreading of this scam to other Facebook users.

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