A new Facebook Scam is underway and it similar to few earlier Facebook Scams where people were enticed to get Free Citiville coins, Free Facebook credits among other things. The scam is spreading through a Facebook event and is similar to earlier Facebook events scam one of which was see who viewed your profile on Facebook.

A new hoax message that has gone viral on Facebook indicates that you need to disconnect the calls that you receive (from a mobile company), without having to follow the instructions told to you. According the hoax message, it states that it is an attempt by a Pakistani terrorist to hijack your SIM, and make use of it for other purposes.

A new scam is spreading on Facebook, and this time it neither promises you to show a video of a girl showing her tits on TV nor gives you free 1000 Facebook credits, but assures you a “free Dell XPS M1530″ by just completing a set of (bogus) offers.

Look what we have here. Another hoax message! Like the Olympic Torch virus hoax that is spreading rapidly on Facebook, there’s another hoax message which states that a six year old boy named “Aydin” who is suffering from leukemia, and is undergoing a bone marrow transplant. Users on Facebook are asking their friends to re-post the following message and pray for the boy.

Today, I came across a new hoax message that has gone viral on Facebook, which alerts users about a new virus program, which will download automatically and crash the user’s computer hard disk. Well, please note that this is a fake message and there is no such threat to any user.

There is a new scam spreading across the Facebook news feed. The scam titled – “OMG!! Watch what happened to his ex girlfriend when she reveals a secret” with an awful message that states – “This girl couldn’t walk for weeks after this… Genious revenge!”. The scam also occurred earlier and has spread under several different messages.

Once again, Facebook is hit by a scam message that is reportedly spreading between users’ walls with a link to a cheeky video. The latest attack poses as a link to a video of a girl stripping herself in front of a webcam. The latest scam message titled – “The Best Girl On Cam EVER!” with a warning message that indicate the user must be over 18 years of age to watch the video.

Yet another type of scam has surfaced on Facebook. A message that is spreading across news feed with the title – “The first 50,000 participants Will Get a Pair of Reebok Shoes Free”. The scam offers you a free pair of Reebok shoes just by attending an event and “liking” a Facebook page.

Facebook is not just prone to scam messages, but also to phishing and malware attacks as well. There have been an increasing number of phishing and malware attacks recently. The latest in the series is a phishing attack that sent users a security message from fake Facebook Security Network. The message states that the user had violated the Facebook Terms of Services and requires completing a verification process.

Fans, please beware! Lady Gaga is not dead. There’s a message that is spreading on Facebook that states that Lady Gaga was found dead in her hotel room. Well, this is a scam/fake message that scammers have created in order to drive traffic to their websites and make money.

The scam spreading is titled – “BREAKING: Lady Gaga Found Dead in Hotel Room” with a message that states “This is the most awful day in US history”.

Earlier in July, we reported a Facebook scam that asked users to click on the scam link to view a video of a girl caught by her dad while she was stripping in front of a webcam. Another similar Facebook scam was reported to be spreading which stated – Dad caught girl having fun on Chatroulette. Well, yet another alike scam is underway. The scam titled – “LOOL What a FAIL! She was recording HOT VIDEO, and her father CAME IN!”. The scam has a straightforward message that reads – “Press play to watch”, where users will automatically fall for this scam by clicking on the message.

A new spam is spreading on Facebook very rapidly. The new Facebook scam is similar to the earlier one where Marika Fruscio breasts were exposed on TV.

Back in June, we had written about a new Facebook scam which was promising to give users Facebook credits for free. The scam said that you could get 2000 credits for free from Facebook. We have been monitoring the situation for a while now and it looks like the scam is spreading more rapidly in different versions.

Facebook Scam in Spanish means “Facebook estafa”. A new Facebook video scam is underway that claims to show a video of a lady stripping down completely after getting drunk. This scam is spreading in Spanish language with the following title – “Mira esta loca la que lia borracha en el Bora Bora de Ibiza !”

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.