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Urlwee Facebook Scam - Seem to See You in This Video

Sep 19, 2021 2021-09-19T00:47:48-05:00
Sep 23, 2021 2021-09-23T11:51:06-05:00

Urlwee Facebook Scam - Seem to See You in This Video

Scammers are creating malicious Urlwee links that redirect potential victims to spam, phishing, and malware websites. Below is a scam message with a malicious Urlwee link being shared on Facebook and Twitter, which attempts to trick curious potential victims into clicking it. The scam grabs potential victims' attention by claiming they were seen in a video. But, there is no video, so do not click it.

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The Urlwee Facebook Scam

If you have received Urlwee Facebook scam, please do not click the link in it, just delete it.

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Sep 25, 2021 at 10:51 AM by an anonymous user from: Harris County, Houston, Texas, United States

I opened a message from an old friend on FB Messenger at 2 pm on 9/22/21 and since it looked suspicious I did NOT click on the link .....urlwee.com/bkzcpi1. I replied to ask if he sent it, and that did reply evidently did the dirty deed. I searched online right away and found that it was a scam so I did a FB post apologizing to all my FB friends. Since then I've gotten a hundred FB friends to tell me they got it from me, and so had all of their FB friends. So it should be all over the world right now. A couple of little b******d hackers are probably having a grand old party right now.