The Facebook page below, which claims Cardi B (Belcalis Almanzar), an American hip hop recording artist, is giving away 75 pairs of Air Jordans (basketball sneakers) to lucky fans is a like-farming scam. The fake Facebook page that goes by the name "Cardi- B" has nothing to do with the recording artist because it was created by scammers to trick their potential victims into "liking", commenting on, and sharing it, in order to make it popular.
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The Fake Cardi B Facebook Page
![Cardi B Facebook Pair Of Jordans Giveaway]()
This Coming Friday Dec, 22nd, I Will Be Shipping Out 75 Pair Of Jordans To My Fans & That's My Honest Word To God If Your Interested All You Gotta Do To Enter To Win A Pair Is ( SHARE NOW ) & Please Put Your Size Below. I'm Watching.
The fake Cardi B Facebook page is located at the following:
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hxxps://www.facebook.com/ItMeCardiB/
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hxxps://www.facebook.com/cardibbplease/
While the legitimate Cardi B Facebook page is located at: https://www.facebook.com/IamCardiB/
![The Legitimate Cardi B Facebook page]()
The scammers may recreate the same scam on other Facebook pages. The aim of the scammers behind the giveaway is to get as many Facebook users as possible to “like”, comment on, and share the fake Cardi B Facebook page. But, by liking, commenting on, or sharing the Facebook post, 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, commented on, or shared the web page.
If you have already "liked", commented on or shared the fake page, please "unlike" it, delete your comment, or remove the shared post. Click here for instructions. This will help prevent this scam from spreading to other Facebook users.
Also, you may help Facebook remove the fake Cardi B Facebook page by reporting it to them.
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