Scam - "Friends Did This to Her Forcefully and She Ended Up In Emergency Video"

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Posted: April 24, 2014 2014-04-24T14:49:39
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Here is another Facebook video scam: "[Painful Video] Friends did this to her forcefully and she ended up in emergency", created by cyber-criminals, which will take Facebook users to a fake Facebook website, in an attempt to trick them into sharing it or completing surveys, by promising to show them a video depicted by the image in the Facebook post. But, there is no video.

The Facebook Video Scam Post

[Painful Video] Friends did this to her forcefully and she ended up in emergency
seita56307.zomoapp.com

OMG She ended up in emergency after Friends did this forcefully with her so shameful, can't even call them friends

If you click on this Facebook post (DO NOT), you will be taken to the malicious/compromised and fake Facebook website seita56307.zomoapp.com.

The scammer cybercriminals behind this scam will change the website names and images, so watch out for similar scams with different website names and images.

Once on the website, the victim will be asked to complete surveys or share the same website before he/she can view the video. Now, sharing this web 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.

The victim on the other hand, will not be able to view the video that they were promised, because it doesn't exist.

If you have shared this scam, remove the share Facebook post from your Timeline or Wall, because this will help stop the spreading of this scam.

Note: Some of the names, addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers in email samples on this website may have been impersonated.

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January 1, 2015 at 10:34 AM by an anonymous user from Traverse City, Michigan, United States
I saw this in my feed, and clicked on it, but once it asked me to share, I close the window and went back to what I was doing before. Is there a chance I got some kind of virus or something from the site?
remove
- January 1, 2015 at 12:23 PM by info
  No, not unless you have downloaded something. But as a precautionary measure use the antivirus software on your computer to do a full scan of it.
  remove

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