Facebook Survey Scam - "Win Disney World Vacation for Up to 5 People"
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The Facebook Survey Scam
Walt Disney World.
As part of #GiftFeb we're giving you the chance to get this amazing Disney World vacation for up to 5 people on a date of your choice with a $1000 Visa Gift Card
To enter Share, Like & Comment then go here www.disney-world-comp.com
Limited time only, Like our page to keep informed. Good luck!
Claim your vacation to Disney World!
To get your vacation to Disney World please fill in the form below and click submit we will contact you as soon as we see your email!
Celebrating a record annual turnover, Disney is giving away an all paid for vacation for 5 on a date of your choice with $1,500 spending cash per adult? We're doing this lifetime give-away in the next few days.
To enter Share & Like post. (Comment '?#WinDisney' to double chances.
Ends 24th February, Good Luck. Winners will be announced by this page
The Fake Walt Disney Facebook Page
The Fake Walt Disney Facebook Website is located at:
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https://www.facebook.com/pages/ Disney-World/868588013206159
The Fake Walt Disney Website www.disney-world-comp.com
Sharing, commenting or liking the fake Walt Disney scam above will only help spread the scam to other Facebook users, who may also become victims.
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Always go to Walt Disney’s legitimate Facebook page to verify promotions, giveaways or offers, before taking part in them.
Click here to visit the official Walt Disney Facebook page.
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