Recently, there’s a new and unique scam that has been spreading across Facebook. The scam message titled – Get Your Free Facebook Shoes, Register Now with a link to a Google Blog. On clicking the link, you will be taken to the Blogspot page which has a fake Facebook page design. The user is asked to go through a number of steps before he/she can claim their “Facebook Shoes”.

Since the case of Casey Anthony received national media attention in the US with media calling it “the biggest rating draw in recent memory”, scammers on Facebook have taken full advantage of it by publishing a scam post on Facebook about Casey Anthony confessions and a link to download the video chat app.

Facebookers, be cautious. A message with a video link and a sexy image (thumbnail) might just appear on your Facebook wall that might tempt you to click on the link. The message is a scam and it might be shared and “liked” by your friend who must have fallen for it.

Few days back, Facebook integrated the new video chat service (officially called as Video Calling), powered by Skype which was made available to all Facebook users within 24 hours of it’s announcement. With all the hype and attention that the Facebook video chat has got, scammers have already taken advantage of it by creating a fake video chat application.

Few days earlier, one of the most inane and violent scam – Brother Rapes and Kills His Sister – Shocking Video broke out on Facebook. Today a new scam was reported to be spreading rapidly on Facebook. The Facebook scam titled – Dad Caught Her In Front Of Web Cam MUST-SEE claims to show a video of a girl caught by her dad while stripping in front of a webcam.

A new Facebook scam titled – “Brother rapes and kills his sister – Shocking Video” carries a description that reads “WARNING: For mature audiences 0nly.” is spreading rapidly on Facebook. This scam will click-jack and like-jack your Facebook account if you click on the link provided.

Yet again, Facebook users are being tempted to click on scam links. A new Facebook scam is underway that claims to show a video of a baby being born. The scam’s signature message states – My First Baby Birth – Video! and the describes it – Yeahh! It happens on Live Television!

Yet another scam on Facebook. This time the scam claims to giveaway an Apple iPad for free. The scam reads – “WOW!, the site is messing up right now and giving out Ipads free!!! @ [link] I got mine yesterday hurry while it lasts”

It’s a lovely Sunday out here in the real world, but the online world is full of scams. Earlier today, the self proclaimed hackers LulzSec decided to hang their boots. However, Facebook scammers are still far off from doing that.

MyPageKeeper is a Facebook security app that stops Facebook scams by automatically scanning your news feed, wall posts, and installed applications.

Just as I was writing about the new Marika Fruscio Facebook Scam I came across another scam that is rapidly spreading on Facebook with the text “99% of people can’t watch this video more than 25 seconds!!! I dare you to watch more than 25 seconds from this video!”.

Remember the earlier Facebook scam related to Marika Fruscio Breasts on Facebook? Well it looks like the scam has taken centerstage again and is rapidly spreading on Facebook.

Facebook has always been the hottest platform for scammers to spread (scam) messages. In the past few days, we have revealed several Facebook scams, however there are few such scams that are still active and rapidly spreading on Facebook despite of several warnings and blogs posts all over the Internet.

In a unfortunate and tragic incident, “JackAss” star Ryan Dunn was killed in a car accident. Though this incident is tragic, spammers are trying to lure people on Facebook by posting a new scam which is saying that it has “Ryan Dunn’s LAST WORDS – EXCLUSIVE!!” video. It also adds a warning saying that the video is for mature audiences only.

In the past, we have covered several Facebook Scams which have fooled users into clicking links of sick videos of Miley Cyrus, showing what Justin Bieber did to a girl and more among other things. This trend still continues to grow and now scammers are using Facebook events and Facebook chat to spread spam.