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Delta Airlines Ticket Scam on Fake Website - "megadownloder.com"

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Delta Airlines Ticket Scam on Fake Website - "megadownloder.com"

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There is another Delta Airlines ticket scam(see below) on the fake website: "megadownloder.com." The scam is spreading on Facebook and other social networking websites like wildfire and thousands of Facebook users are being tricked into visiting the fake Delta Airlines website. The fake website claims that the potential victims need to complete surveys in order to receive Delta Airlines tickets, but it doesn't matter how much surveys the victims complete, they will never receive the tickets they were promised. Remember, never visit the malicious website: "megadownloder.com."

Facebook users who have received the fake post below on their Facebook Wall or Timeline, are ask to report it as spam or delete it. And, are ask to always check with the legitimate Delta Airlines Facebook page located at https://www.facebook.com/delta to verify the authenticity of a promotion.

The Delta Airlines Ticket Scam

Delta Airlines

Step 1: Click "Confirm Tickets" - View available offers in your region.
Step 2: Unlock Tickets! - Your Tickets will be unlocked upon valid participation in the offer of your choice.
Step 3: Done! - Your file will start to download!

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http://megadownloder.com//254181

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