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United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC)

Did you get the United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC) email? Well you have better read this. The United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC) email is a scam, here is a copy of what it looks like.

ATTENTION: The United Nations in Nigeria,Benin Republic,Ghana and Bokinafaso received a report of scam against you and other British/US citizens and Malaysia,Etc. whom the country of Nigeria/Benin,Bokinafaso And Ghana have re-compensated you due to meeting held with Four countries Government and the world high commissions against fraud activities by the Four country Citizens. Your name was among those scammed as listed by the Nigeria Financial Intelligent Unit (NFIU).Your compensation has been issued out, You where compensated with the sum of 6.5million USD as the affected victim. You are required to forward the below informations for re-verification. NOTE:YOU ARE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING FORM: YOUR NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NUMBER: OCCUPATION: COUNTRY: IMPORTANT NOTICE:YOU MUST SEND A SCAN COPY OF YOUR DRIVER\’S LICENSE OR IDENTITY CARD VIA EMAIL TO US. Yours in Service, Mr Terence Nombembe uncc1@w.cn

Coca Cola Scam on Facebook

The Coca Cola scam on Facebook promises to show you a video revealing the “truth” about Coca-Cola, but all it’s really a phishing scam.

The message reads: “I am part of the 98.0% of people that are NEVER gonna drink Coca Cola again after this HORRIFIC video,” followed by a link.

The link asks you to share the video seven times.  After trying to share the video you will realize you are not getting anywhere and will be tempted to click on a link that says “Cant Be Bothered To Wait? –> Click Here To Skip This.”

The second link takes you to a poll, which is just a means of phishing for your personal information. Don’t fall for the Coca Cola scam on Facebook, don’t click on any links, just close it if you opened it.