On a regular basis, scammers are posting messages on Facebook falsely claiming to be giving away free flight tickets. Brett M. Christensen from website hoax-slayer has written a detailed report on this plague.
The posts have no association with the airlines they name and those who participate have absolute no chance to receive the free tickets. If one of these fake airline ticket giveaway posts appears on your Facebook feed, do not click on it. And tell the person who posted it that the giveaway is a scam.
This post was published on 21 November 2019 19:35
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