Facebook Scam - Qantas Australia FREE First Class Flights for the Entire Year of 2015

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Updated: January 22, 2015 2015-01-22T18:59:34
Date: January 22, 2015 2015-01-22T18:35:55

Thousands of Facebook users were tricked in "liking", sharing or commenting on a fake Qantas Australia Airline Facebook page, which promised free first class flights for the entire year of 2015. The fake page has since been taken down by Facebook, but I have posted this article to help Facebook users beware of similar scams that are taken place every day on Facebook and the rest of the internet.

If you have received the fake post below on your Facebook Wall or Timeline, please report it as spam or delete it. And, always check with Qantas Australia Facebook page located at http://www.facebook.com/Qantas to verify the authenticity of a promotion.

The Fake Qantas Australia Post

2014 was an incredible year for Qantas Australia as we seated over 100 million passengers! So to bring in the new year and make your 2015 a special one, we are giving away FREE first class flights for the entire year of 2015! To win simply follow the steps below.

1. Like and Share this photo.

Winners will be contacted on January 13 2015.

By liking,commenting on and sharing the scam, you are only helping to spread it to other Facebook users and making the scammers responsible for this, earn money. Scammers earn money when they make a page popular and are able to sell it to the highest bidder, along with the names and other public information of the persons who liked or shared the scam.

I guess, the last thing we want to do is to make these scammers rich by tricking you and others into liking and sharing a Facebook post or website. So, if you have already liked or shared this scam, please unlike and unshare it.

Click here for instructions on how to remove things you have already posted on Facebook.

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