Facebook Scam with a sea monster

A man eating the snake, airplanes crashing into bridges, are all known issues that have been used as Facebook scams. The latest scam of the social networking promises an amazing video showing a sea monster.
Sea-Monster

“[AMAZING VIDEO] Unknown sea monster! reports fraud.

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Of course, there is no video. When Facebook users click the link, they are taken to a fake website that appears to host the video. However, in order to access the content, victims should share the publication with their friends.

In the next phase, they will have to click Like to see the "incredible" video. Once they do that, they are taken to a page showing a trailer for the movie Twilight. The trailer shows a wolf, and certainly not sea monsters.

If you are the victim of this fraud, delete the publication with the sea monster from your timeline.


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