We have recently discovered a scam message that is spreading on the social networking giant Facebook where users are “liking” and sharing it their friends in order to get a “free” gift card. The new Christmas scam message is spreading with the message – “Hey friends, I got a $1000 free Christmas Gift Card from WALMART! Get it right away!”

Dropbox users are complaining about a possible spam wave targeted at emails used to login to Dropbox.

Yet again the Nicki Minaj scam on Facebook has started to appear after it was reported to be spreading on the social networking site back in May. However, this time the scam is spreading with a picture along with a link that leads to a bogus web page.

Facebook is one of the best platforms to share anything that is interesting and catchy. However, there are several users on Facebook who fail to drive attention and would want to get more users to “like” their Facebook page, or their work. Such users create a challenging task and ask users to “like” or “share” their pages in order to see something interesting, or in this case a magic trick.

Facebook, Google and Twitter launch the Ads Integrity Alliance initiative to combat spam and malicious ads to ensure a better user experience across the web.

A new hoax message about Vanilla Ice being killed in a car crash is spreading across social media sites Facebook and Twitter.

Twitter users are being bombarded with tons of direct messages which contain links to spoof CNBC website which shows you how to make tons of money while sitting at home.

Samsung announced the much anticipated, and the successor the Samsung Galaxy S2, the Samsung Galaxy S3 at a launch party in London yesterday. With so much of hype and fan base, scammers on Facebook have taken advantage of it and have created a fake Facebook page, indicating that Samsung is giving away 10,000 Galaxy S3 and 10,000 Galaxy Tab for free to users online. Well, this is simply a ridiculous scam for which users on Facebook are falling for.

A new scam message has been circulating around the social networking site Facebook calming to giveaway a pair of Oakley’s sunglasses for free to users who “like” and share the message post with their friends. There is no such offer giveaway by Oakley’s and the message spreading is simply a fake that scammers have created in order to obtain user information.

A new scam on Facebook is underway promising users to giveaway four Regal/AMC movie tickets for free. This isn’t the first time we’re notice such a scam on Facebook. Few days back, we reported a similar scam which promised Facebook users to giveaway two JetBlue Airline tickets for free.

In the past, we reported the Southwest Airline Ticket message spreading on Facebook, where users were promised with two free tickets from the airlines, however, that turned out to be a fake message created by scammers. Today we noticed a similar scam that has been spreading across the social networking giant Facebook.

Want to Start a Real Internet Biz This Year? You must check this out spam message spreading on Twitter.

A new scam message has been circulating around the social networking site Facebook, where it promises to giveaway free handbags and wallets for free from the brand Coach. Currently, there is no such giveaway or free offers from Coach. This is simply a scam message that spammers are trying to spread on Facebook.

We’re seeing a number of users on Facebook sharing posts on their Timeline about the cause of their death in future or how they would be dying. The reason being is that these users have activated the Facebook application called – How Will You Die, which is posting these messages on their behalf and spamming the entire social network.

A new scam message has been circulating around the social networking site Facebook, where it promises to giveaway free tickets to Cedar Point Amusement Park, which is called as the Roller Coaster Capital of the World.