Fake iPhone 7 Free Giveaway Posts Asking Facebook Users to Share or Comment On Home Categories Facebook Fake iPhone 7 Free Giveaway Posts Asking Facebook Users to Share or Comment On 0 0 1.12K 0 9y ago 2016-09-28T10:38:13-05:00 8y ago 2017-09-28T06:48:56-05:00 Online Threat Alerts Facebook users are advised to delete or remove posts offering them a chance to receive a free new iPhone 7 smartphone if they share or comment on the same posts. The fake posts are being used to collect personal information and trick Facebook users into visiting websites that offer them a so-called chance to win an iPhone 7 in return for their mobile phone numbers. But, Facebook users will never receive the iPhone 7 they were promised, and by providing their mobile numbers and personal information, they are actually subscribing to expensive SMS or text message services that will charge several dollars to their accounts every time they receive SMS messages from the service providers they tricked into signing up with. And, the people responsible for the fake posts will receive a commission from every SMS message sent to the people who they have tricked into signing up with the service providers. Facebook users may not notice the legal clause in fine print on the same websites, which states by participating, they are giving consent to the charges.A Sample of the Free iPhone 7 Facebook Giveaway ScamApple iPhone 7 FansDo you want to get the new iPhone 7 for FREE? Follow these simple steps:1.SHARE this post!2. Comment “Thank you”3. Go to >>Also, by participating Facebook users are giving consent to their personal information to be shared with online marketing companies, which most are primarily spammers, who will start sending tons of unwanted email messages, text messages, emails, or make continuous calls to Facebook users who were tricked into subscribing to the services, which they thought was free, and they would stand a chance of receiving a free new iPhone 7 smartphone.Related article:Beware of Facebook Posts Asking Users to Type "Amen" to Help or Support Children, Adults or AnimalsBeware of "FB will Donate $1 for Every Share for Sick Children" Facebook Scams Check the comment section below for answers or additional information. Share what you know, or ask a question about this article by leaving a comment below. Online Threat Alerts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any trademark owner mentioned in this article. Some of the information in samples in this article may have been impersonated or spoofed. Save + Was this article helpful? (0) (0) More For You Adoreily at adoreily.com Scam Online Store onumoney.bid - it is a Fraudulent Work-From-Home Website 'Your Αрplе ID has Bееn Lοсked for Seсurіty Reаѕοnѕ' Phishing Scam Navy Federal Credit Union Account Warning and Alert Phishing Email Messages 'Important Message from Bank Of America' Phishing Scams 'Benin Republic Scam Victim Compensation' Fraudulent Emails 'Elite American Business Society' or 'American Society of Business Leaders' Scams 'iTunes Account Frozen' Emails are Phishing Scams 'Etihad Airways is Giving 2 Free Tickets to Celebrate 15th Anniversary' 'Mailbox Info - You are Running at 99.8 Gigabytes' Phishing Scam 'www.outletcityco.com' - a Fake Sunglasses / Eyewears Selling Website Comments / Answers Remove sensitive information from your post. Your IP address will be used to display your estimated location. Enter comment post here