OMG This is what happened to his Ex Girlfriend!!! Video Spam Spreading
A new Facebook Scam is spreading on Facebook and has been spreading for the past few days. The scam is about a video and has the text "[Video] OMG This is what happened to his Ex Girlfriend!!!". The scam also occurred earlier and has spread under several different messages.
The scam is spreading with messages like these among others:
[Video] OMG This is what happened to his Ex GirlFriend!!!
She is due to go to the hospital after this, could not walk properly for days.
[Video] OMG! See what happened to his Ex Girlfriend!
LOL. She could not walk straight for days!
Once again, the scam uses the same methods as earlier Facebook video scams and is a survey related scam. When you click on the links, you will be taken to a website which will ask you to accept the term and complete a survey before you can watch the video. While you complete the survey, a similar message will also be posted on your wall.
It is recommended that you DO NOT click on such links or scam messages on Facebook. If you come across this scam message, please delete/remove the scam from your Facebook news feed immediately. Alternately, you can report the scam to Facebook Security.
Here is an article about Avoiding Facebook Likejacking and Clickjacking scams. We have also compiled a list of Most Actively Spreading Scams on Facebook on Facebook for you to look through and avoid. You might also want to use a security application for protecting you from Facebook scams. As a precautionary measure, always check which applications you use and remove unwanted or suspicious ones. If you aren’t sure how to do it, you can always check our guide on removing apps from Facebook.
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Ich habe dieses Video von Herrn Werner Matschnigg,
werner.matschnigg@gmail.com zugesandt bekommen, nachdem ich ihn fragte, ob er sich erst kürzlich von seiner Freundin/Partnerin/Frau trennte.
Ich teilte ihm auch mit, dass sich dieses Video nicht öffnen ließ und bei vedem Versuch auf meiner Pinnwand erschien….
Daraufhin hat Herr Matschnigg meine Freundschaft auf Facebook wieder gelöst.
Danke für die Veröffentlichung auf dieser Seite.
Freundliche Grüße an das Team