With the onslaught of Google Plus, Facebook seems to be killing itself with so many “unwanted issues” from the revamped and unfriendly chatbox to non-stop lists of spam videos. Of course, after the “short-term” craze of getting LIKES to request politicians to resign, the current trend is the so-called FREE ITEMS for the first half a million participants! This covers from Facebook limited edition t-shirts to even iPhone!! The strange thing is people actually fall for it though it’s clear that the page was not created by a “clear” individual or company.
The next thing you know, they’ll be requesting all users to give them their emails or user accounts to verify the “shipping” of the FREE items!!
So be careful of what you share on Facebook! You might be one of the culprits to spread such SCAM or SPAM!
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Anyone that falls for this is a complete and total blooming idiot
my frenz got invite me in... i wonder... did they read fully and analysis the possibility of getting a free iphone... or they just read "free iphone" then quickly press invite... kinda hate facebook now..... for all the virus, spam video(eg. the porn video) and stupid invites to a nonsense event.... fb not even controlling the misuse of it system???
There is no free lunch in this world.
I can't believe that they already having 26,000 people "attending" the iPhone one.I guess there'll always be idiots in the world.
Do they really think that someone has a few million dollars sitting around to buy that many iPhones for them?