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1. factcheck.afp.com › watch-out-these-common-types-facebook-scams-africaWatch out for these common types of Facebook scams in Africa

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   16 lip 2020 · AFP Fact Check has debunked multiple posts shared millions of times on Facebook in Africa falsely claiming to give out jobs, cash and phones. We round them up and explain how to avoid becoming a...

   • Facebook Scam Impersonates Emirati Royal Family

     Multiple Facebook posts purporting to represent the Crown...

   • South Africans, Beware These Fake Job Ads

     There is scant information in the “About” section of the...

   • Business Grant Scam in Uganda Resurfaces on Facebook

     This post published on a Facebook page called “Ministry of...

   • Online Coronavirus Scams Spread in Nigeria Amid Lockdowns

     Some of the fraudulent messages were shared in multiple...

   • Fake Posts Offering Non-Existing Grants Target Entrepreneurs in Africa

     A Facebook post shared dozens of times claims to offer...

   • This is an Example of a Common Scam for Gaining Facebook Followers

     This sort of scam is common in Nigeria. It is used to...

2. www.facebook.com › groups › 251385293858639Report Scammers in Nigeria - Facebook

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   1.8K members. Join group. Be safe. Find and report scammers in Nigeria.

3. www.facebook.com › help › 1674717642789671Avoiding scams on Facebook | Facebook Help Center

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   If you see something on Facebook that you think is a scam, please report it to us. Your experience on Facebook should be safe and secure. We remove content that purposefully deceives, willfully misrepresents, or otherwise defrauds or exploits people for money or property.

4. africacheck.org › nigerians-beware-facebook-accounts-using-defunct-ponziNigerians, beware of Facebook accounts using defunct ponzi...

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   3 lip 2023 · Nigerians, beware of Facebook accounts using defunct ponzi scheme's name to scam you. Published on 03 July 2023. IN SHORT: It was a scam then and it’s a scam now. These Facebook accounts are using the name of Chymall Investment, an old ponzi scheme that no longer exists.

5. www.comparitech.com › identity-theft-protection › ebay-scamsCommon eBay Scams: How to Spot and Avoid them - Comparitech

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   If you want to understand the process of reporting a scam, visit the eBay Security Center. You can report an issue with a seller to eBay directly here . If you find an item on eBay that you think is fraudulent, report the listing directly.

6. www.ft.com › content › 42caef4f-c6d5-41e5-8e91-9b5bebc37b13Nigeria in push to crack down on online extortion scams -...

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   26 sie 2024 · Nigeria is keen to help crack down on internet extortion scams after Meta’s removal of thousands of fake Nigerian Instagram and Facebook accounts put a spotlight on how to protect vulnerable...

7. africacheck.org › fact-checks › guidesGUIDE: How to spot risky investment schemes and scams on Facebook...

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   4 sie 2023 · In July 2023, several Facebook accounts impersonating the state-owned Nigerian Television Authority promised returns on investment through an investment platform called Jamalife. This was despite the platform being deemed illegal by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2020.