5 Billionth Search Scam Prizes
If the fake "You've made the 5-billionth search" popup message (see below) appears while you are browsing the internet, please not follow the instructions. This is because there is no Google "You've made the 5-billionth search," and the fake popup message is being displayed by online scammers who are attempting to steal their potential victims' information, which can be used to send them spam, used in identity theft or other scams.
The "5 Billionth Search" Scam
You were evaluated as the winner of today's 5-billionth search. You were evaluated as the winner of today's 5-billionth search query a few minutes ago by our system! Our last winner was Brad Jenkins from Brussels, Belgium, who won a Samsung KU6179 Ultra HD TV on 14.05.2018 with his 5-billionth Search. We are proud to announce that you are our next winner.
Every time the 5-billionth search is reached, we proclaim a winner and reset the counter. You may choose one of three hidden prizes below. In addition, you will be entered in our Hall of Fame and receive a winner's certificate.
Behind every blue cup is a prize. Click on a prize cup to uncover it. For technical reasons, we are not allowed to keep your invitation open for more than 15 minutes. Choose one of the prizes below and follow the instructions on your screen.
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