The pages on Facebook offering Primark vouchers for free are fakes. These pages were designed to trick you into completing online surveys, sharing the same scam with your friends, and collecting your personal information. Do not follow the instructions on these fake Primark pages, share them with your friends, or "like" them.
One of the Facebook Primark Free Voucher Giveaway Scams
The Latest Primark Vouchers For Christmas
Get a £500 Primark Voucher
102,435 people claimed this offer
This scam is located on Facebook at the following web address:
www.facebook.com/ primark.vouchers.for.christmas
If you click on this fake Facebook post, you will be asked to accept an offer. If you accept, you will be sent an email message.
To use the offer online, click here.
To use the offer in-store, visit Primark Vouchers and show this email.
Primark Vouchers
Get a £500 Primark Voucher
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Expires December 31, 2013
If you click on this bogus voucher, you will be taken to the fake Primark website:
www.primark.free-giveaways .me
This website will ask you to share the same web page with your Facebook friends, if you want to unlock the content. But, there is no content or voucher; this is a scam.
This is what Primark has to say about these scams:
There are pages on Facebook offering £500 Primark vouchers for free - they are fake, please do not click on them!
We're working with Facebook to remove them as quickly as possible. If you think you may have entered your details, changing your Facebook password is recommended. If you have any questions please comment below. Thanks
Here are some more websites that have the the Primark voucher scams:
- www.portugal.free-giveaways .me
- www.primark.free-giveaways .me
- www.amazonspringoccasion.com
- www.free-gc.com
Already thousands of persons of already shared and liked these scams, hoping that the free voucher will help them with a little Christmas shopping .
If you have already "liked" or shared this scam, please "unlike" or unshare it. This will help prevent this scam from spreading on Facebook.
If you have already "liked" or shared this scam, please "unlike" or unshare it. This will help prevent this scam from spreading on Facebook.