We have noticed that some heartless and deceitful people have been posting pictures of sick, starving, dead and injured children, adults or animals on Facebook, to trick Facebook users into liking, sharing or commenting on those posts in order to make them popular. Those heartless and deceitful people are only taking advantage of caring Facebook users, who think they are helping out, by toying with their consciences.
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Liking, sharing or commenting on the fake Facebook posts will only help to make the posts popular, which the owners, mostly scammers, will sell to rogue online marketing companies or other scammers, with the names and other information of all the Facebook users who have liked, shared or commented on them.
Messages From The Deceitful Facebook Posts
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“don’t scroll without typing amen.”
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“if you woke up this morning and your thankful every day while being bless scroll down and type amen”
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“how many likes can she get?”
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“this baby still cute, scroll if your heartless”
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“ignore if your heartless”
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“keep scrolling if your heartless”
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"Ignore If You Have No Heart"
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"PLEASE DONT IGNORE"
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"Don't scroll without saying R.I.P"
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"This is so sad type AMEN and lets see how many amen's and likes he can get"
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"Don't scroll without showing respect"
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"Please don't scroll down without saying "Amen"
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"Don't Press Watch Without Typing Amen"
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"1 like = 1000 prayers Don't scroll without typing amen"
Also, if you have received a message stating Facebook will donate money to a child if you like, share or comment on some content, please do not follow the instructions in the message, instead, report it to Facebook.
If you have already liked, shared or commented on the Facebook posts with sick, starving and injured children, adults or animals that you are not able to determine the legitimacy of, please click here for instructions on how to remove those posts from your Facebook Wall and Timeline.
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