A new scam is underway on Facebook which claims to show a video and assumes that 98 percent of users won’t be able to watch it for more than 25 seconds. The scam is spreading across the social network giant – Facebook with the following title – “98 Percent of People Can’t Watch This Video for More Than 15 Seconds” and a message that reads – “CLICK LINK TO WATCH VIDEO & SEE HOW LONG YOU CAN LAST!!”

A new scam is underway on Facebook which claims to show a video of an American rapper DeAndre Cortez Way, better known by his stage name “Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em”, or simply “Soulja Boy”, beating up a girl in public. The scam is spreading across the social network giant, Facebook with the following title – “LOST ALL RESPECT FOR SOULJA BOY AFTER WATCHING HIM BEAT UP HIS GIRL” and a message that reads – “CANT BELIEVE HE BEAT HER UP IN PUBLIC LIKE THAT WHY KIND OF MAN IS HE!!”

A new message spreading on Facebook claims to giveaway £50 Boots voucher just for “sharing” the message with your friends on the social network. Well, don’t get too excited about this because it is a scam. The scam has the title – “Boots £50 Voucher Giveaway” and has a description that reads – “As Christmas is approaching we are giving away 1250 vouchers to some lucky people, maybe you?”

A new scam is underway on Facebook. The scam claims to show a leaked sex tape of Miley Cyrus which appears to be fake. The scam has the title – “WTF?! I Lost ALL Respect for Miley Cyrus After Watching THIS Video!” and has a message that reads – “YOU Will Too After Watching THIS!! Simply SHARE The Video To Watch!”

Yet another hoax message is spreading on Facebook. The hoax has a picture of a little boy with the written assertion that – “100 shares will give the boy a free heart transplant”. This is a hoax message and there is no such thing that the boy will receive free treatment if users on Facebook share the message 100 times. The photo has gained huge popularity on Facebook with more than 30,000 shares.

I’m not a big fan of Rihanna, but whosoever is, will hate this new scam spreading on Facebook. The scam claims to show a leaked video of Rihanna making out with someone. The scam has the title WOW – You Will hate RIHANNA after watching this video!” followed by a link and a description that reads You Will Lose All Respect For RIHANNA After Watching This

A new scam on Facebook is underway, which claims to show a leaked video of Kim Kardashian making out with someone. The scam has the title – “Kim Kardashian Exposed!” followed by a link and a description that states – “Kim Kardashian home made tape leaked!!”

A new Facebook scam is rapidly spreading on the social networking site with the message “Girl-Killed-Herself-on-Halloween-After-Dad-Posted-This-on-Her-Wall [link]” enticing users to click, share and like the message in order to watch the video.

A new scam is underway on Facebook with the title – “Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez New Kissing Video Leaked !!! [link]“, tricking users to click on the scam link, which claims to show a video of Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez kissing each other. This is a fake video link. Do not click on it.

A hoax message spreading on Facebook claims that “Medical research Authority of the US” has found a new cancer in human beings caused by “Silver Nitro oxide”. It warns users not to scratch any types of scratch cards using your nail, as it contains the compound which can cause “skin cancer”.

A new scam is underway on Facebook with the title – “Take the Free $1,000 Walmart Gift Card Survey! [link]“, tricking users to click on the link and take an online survey in order to receive a free gift card. The scam also asks users to share the message with their friends in order to qualify for the prize, and that’s how the scam is being spread on the social network.

A new scam is reportedly spreading like wildfire on Facebook with the message “FREE £170 Worth of Tesco Vouchers [link]“, tricking users to click on the link and spread the same scam across the social network by sharing it with friends.

A new scam is reportedly spreading on Facebook, which claims that you can play Mario Kart on Facebook for free. This is click-jacking and like-jacking scam, which also offers you to complete some online surveys.

A new scam is reportedly spreading like wildfire on Facebook with the message “Eat for Free at Cheesecake Factory! [link]“, tricking users to click on the link and spread the same scam across the social network by sharing it with friends.

A new Facebook scam is rapidly spreading on the social networking site with the message “14 Year Old Girls Attack and Strip a 5th Grade Boy [link]” enticing users to click, share and like the message in order to watch the video.