A fake email apparently sent form Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook is being spread across the users’ inbox. The scam email claims that the user has won a lottery of $1 million in “our 2011 Sweepstakes (Facebook Inc).”

The latest scam that we noticed on Facebook is a link to a website that claims to show how many times someone has viewed your Facebook profile. It also claims to show how much time a user has spent on Facebook. The message spreading is titled – “Click here to see how many times YOUR profile was viewed…” is a scam message, and it is recommended that you avoid clicking or “sharing” the post with your friends.

Guess what? Scammers are very excited about Christmas, and they have already begun their celebrations. A new scam that is spreading like wildfire on Facebook claims to offer users on Facebook a free £500 Argos gift card to British shoppers for Christmas. Well, I don’t really have to mention this, but it’s a fake message and there’s no gift cards given away for free.

Yet another scam is spreading on Facebook and this time it promises users to show a video of a woman brutally killing a pregnant lady. The scam titled – “Woman Kills Pregnant Woman & Cuts The Baby From Her Dead Body Because Her Boyfriend” has been spreading for hours on Facebook. There’s no video shown in the website link provided in the message.

A new video scam is reportedly spreading on Facebook which promises to show a video of a wardrobe malfunction during a live beauty contest. The scam titled “Most embarrassing moment ever in Beauty Contest” comes with a message that states – “Poor girl makes the biggest mistake of her life on a live Beauty contest!!.” and a link to a bogus web page.

A new video related scam is spreading rapidly on Facebook. The scam promises to show a video of a prank played by friends at a beach. This particular scam is very much similar to earlier scams like pictures of scantily clad women or couple in compromising positions accompany the updates.

Looks like scam messages are spilling over on the social network giant Facebook. We’ve found yet another scam that spreading on Facebook today. The scam message with the title – “Eat for Free at Pizza Hut!” is being spread by users who have been tricked by scammers by giving the scam an enticing title.

A Facebook scam that we reported yesterday indicated – “Free $25 Tim Hortons Gift Card” which tricked users in giving away a free $25 gift card by asking them to share and provide their personal details. A similar scam that I noticed on my Facebook Wall today was – “FREE Starbucks $50 Gift Card”.

A fake video has been spreading like wildfire on Facebook and other social networking sites, and is generating millions of views.The video states that it was the last meeting that Steve attended, and shows us that during the meeting he fainted and slipped from his chair.

Certainly every Canadian will love Tim Hortons – Canadian casual restaurant known for its coffee and doughnuts. Interestingly, a website link spreading on Facebook is giving away a free $25 gift voucher, just for “sharing” and adding a comment. Well, get no excited about it, because it’s a scam.

A new Facebook scam falling under the same category is underway, which is titled – “Get Your Free Facebook Pen Drive”, promises Facebook users to giveaway a free 8GB pen drive with the Facebook logo on it.

Scammers never feel ashamed and are always waiting for opportunities to create new scams in order to earn money out of them. The whole world is currently grieving on the news of the death of Steve Jobs, who co-founded Apple and revolutionized technology. Scammers on the other hand are taking advantage of it and are spreading scams across the social network giant, Facebook.

A hoax that is spreading on Facebook and Tumblr indicates that a new trend that has started where individuals put nails in pieces of cheese in dog parks to presumably cause injury to innocent dogs looking for a free treat.

A new hoax that is spreading on Facebook, which indicates that hackers are trying to compromise user accounts by posting adult content along with a link to a virus, which will automatically download on the user’s computer after clicking on it.

A new scam on Facebook is underway, which claims to show a sex video of the hip hop and R&B recording artist, Nicki Minaj who recently rose to fame after becoming a member of the rapping group Young Money.