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This site Needs everyone to “Report” It here http://www.facebook.com/Game.Farmville?sk=app_10339498918

This has nothing to do with Zynga or farmville

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 The Advert / Like-jacking scam

 The Facebook Page that needs reporting for spam is https://www.facebook.com/pages/Farmville-Mania/171532612902109?sk=app_4949752878

The Result

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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>Farmville Scam Alert: Get 500 farmville cash and 99 million coins NOW

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 The Wall Post

The Scam Site

 The Survey

 The Facebook Scammers Pages

The Result

Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

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>Farmville Scam Alert: 3 Current scams on Facebook for Farmville

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These are all scams

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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>Farmville Scam Alert : 7 Eleven – 200 Farm Cash – This is a Like-Jacking Sam

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 Please Go to http://www.facebook.com/pages/7-Eleven-200-Farm-Cash/163884470340157?sk=app_190322544333196&ref=nf and “Report” This Like-Jacking Scam

Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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>Farmville Scam Alert – English countryside sweepstakes

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http://www.facebook.com/pages/English-countryside-sweepstakes/213650105331654?sk=app_10531514314

Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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Are you seeing this on your Facebook Walls?

its from a scam Application below

The Block Link
https://www.facebook.com/apps/block.php?id=166013293442290&action=block&source=about

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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>Farmville Scam Alert : White Stallion – Javascript pasting scam.

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Please Report this page for scam/spam to facebook

here is the scam page

http://www.facebook.com/pages/White-Stallion/153059611408078?sk=app_4949752878

 How To Fix It If You Fell For It

If you have fallen victim to this type of Scam by pasting the JavaScript into your account, please change your Facebook account password immediately. If you have lost access to your Facebook account as a result of pasting these types of JavaScript’s please use one of the forms below to notify Facebook of the problem.

What to do if you have become a victim of Phishing On Facebook.

If you become a victim of Phishing while on facebook or find a phishing link directly on the platform, the links below will help you recover your account and report the incident. Be aware the process for recovering a compromised facebook account can be long and hard and require you to provide proof of who your are. The best practice is to avoid this issue by taking great care while using the service.

My Account Has Been Hacked And I Have Access To My Login Email

Use this form if your account has been compromised but you still have access to your facebook login email address. Meaning the hacker may have change your password on your facebook account, but did not manage to hack you email address or remove it from your facebook account.

https://ssl.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=hacked_self_recovery

My Account Has Been Hacked and I Don’t Have Access To My Login Email

Use this form if your account has been compromised and you do not have access to your facebook login email address. Meaning the hacker may have gotten to your facebook account and the email you use to login or you may simply no longer have access to your login email address due to some other reason.

http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=hack_nologin_access

My Account Has Been Hacked And My Login Email Has Been Changed

Use this form if your account has been compromised and the hacker has removed your login email from your facebook account. You will know if this has happen because when you try to log in to facebook with your email address, facebook will tell you there is no account associated with that email address.

http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=hack_login_changed

Report a malicious link or website (phishing)

Use this form to report any Phishing links you come across while on the facebook platform.

http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=report_phishing

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>Fake Farmville Facebook Page – Please report to facebook

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This is the scam pages address, Please report to facebook https://www.facebook.com/Fv.Links?sk=app_10442206389&ref=nf

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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>Farmville Scam Alert – Heres giant Wedding Tree – farmville Items

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 This is a Fake item that is a wall spammer and has nothing to do with Zynga or farmville , please follow the link and report to facebook http://www.facebook.com/Neevthefarmvillefreak?sk=app_4949752878

Damage Control ( Fake FarmVille Animals )

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

If you have fallen victim to any of these Fake FarmVille Animal Scams, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the posts made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. 

To Remove The Fake FarmVille Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will offer you a menu. Select “Mark As Spam” from the menu and the message will be removed. If the message is not remove or reappears on your wall simple follow sets 1 & 2 again, but this time chose “Remove Post” to have the message permanently removed.

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