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Top Ten Facebook Scams to Avoid | facecrooks.com

This is an old post by Facecrooks from 2011 but just as relevant today! Came across it again today and I think it is a good idea to share it.

Top Ten Facebook Scams to Avoid | facecrooks.com:

So many people on facebook click on dodgy links and get hacked! If in doubt about messages you see on facebook use some common sense, think about it, do some research and maybe even check the Facebook FAQs first!

Remember you cannot check who viewed your profile or who unfriended you. (I don't think that's a real word unless you are practising your New Speak, but people seem to use it a lot! )

And remember, YOU are responsible for keeping your facebook account safe!

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