Facebook Stocks Sale

How the scam works:

Scammers manage to convince people that Facebook stocks are too good to pass up. Smooth talking and aggressive in style, crooks are reported to persuade victims to pay thousands of dollars for an nonexistent investment.

The scammers approach their victims either by email or Facebook messages and send them to fake websites selling ‘Facebook stocks’. The victims are usually between 23-55 years old.

How to avoid:

Be extremely careful with these kind of emails. Unsolicited investment advice from people you don’t know are most often scams. If you want to invest in Facebook, do your diligence and buy the shares only through legitimate sources.

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Selma HrynchukSelma is a fraud prevention specialist renowned for her expertise in private eye investigations and a remarkable partnership with law enforcement agencies. Beyond her investigative triumphs, her public speaking engagements and written works have empowered countless individuals to protect themselves and stay ahead of deceptive schemes. Selma's legacy shines as a tenacious agent of change, unyielding in her commitment to battling fraud and ensuring a safer world for all.

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