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The message below, which warns the recipients that cell phone numbers will go public, which means cell phone numbers will be released to telemarketing companies, is a hoax. The hoax also claims that the recipients of the telemarketing calls will be charged for those calls, and in order to prevent this from happening, they need to call the 888-382-1...

iPhone, iPad and iPod users beware of the practical joke below: "Tell Siri nine eleven, it’s crazy what she says back," which will dial the emergency number: 911, and may have the police showing up at your doorstep.instead of searching for information about the September 11, 9/11 or Nine Eleven attacks on the United States by terrorists, ...

The message below, which claims that Viber, an application that lets you send free messages as well as make free calls to other Viber users, will start charging a fee for their services, is a hoax or is not true. The hoax claims that if you send the message to 10 of your contacts, Viber will determine that you are an active user and your service wi...

The article: "DNA Shocker! Body Of Homeless Man Found In Fast Food Restaurant Was BOB MARLEY," published on fake news or satirical website: www.richmondglobe.com, is NOT true. Most or all of the articles on the website 'www.richmondglobe.com' are fictional and should not be taken as facts. Bob Marley was a Jamaican reggae singer, ...

The message below: "What's App Will b Off From 11.30pm to 6:00 am Daily," is a fake or a hoax. The message was not sent by WhatsApp and your WhatsApp account will NOT be deleted within the next 48 hours. If you have received the message, please ignore it and do not follow the instructions in it....

The website "newswatch28.com" is a fake-news or satirical website. Most of the stories on the website are fiction, fake-news, and any resemblance to the truth is purely coincidental. So, we do not recommend taking most of articles on the website seriously....

Facebook, Twitter and other social networking websites have been flooded with the message below, which claims that there is a virus called "Dance of the Pope." The message claims that you should not accept a video called the "Dance of the Pope" because it is a very dangerous virus that will format your mobile device or wipe clea...

The strange looking photo or image of a cloud below, which looks like a monster, has gone viral on social networking websites and the rest the internet. It is alleged that the photo was posted on Facebook by a user called Clarissa Greene, who took the picture of the strange looking cloud while driving on the I-40 highway in Tennessee. Some say the...

The hoax below, which claims that American singer and actress Britney Spears was found dead in her Malibu home, is another reason why you should always use popular and reputable news websites as your source of information. Britney Spears is NOT DEAD and was not found face-down and unresponsive in her bedroom by a friend. Whenever something dramatic...

The article: "Rest In Peace: Martin Lawrence Found Dead In Hotel," published on fake or news satirical website www.newsbuzzdaily.com, is NOT true. Martin Lawrence is NOT dead. He is alive and well. He has jokingly posted the following on Twitter to let his fans know that he is alive: "I'm coming back from the dead for an exclusiv...

The article below: "Prehistoric Owl Successfully Cloned In Brazil – Plucks Out Scientists Eyeballs In Attack," published on websites like "allviralposts.com" is a hoax. The article claims that scientists in Brazil were able to clone an extinct giant owl specie called Ornimegalonyx. The article then claims that the cloned owl att...

The Miami Beach police has confirmed that the alleged shooting that took place at Lil Wayne' Miami Beach home is a hoax. Lil Wayne, also called Weezy has posted the following on popular social networking website Twitter, to reassure fans that he is okay and the shooting was a prank: "Prank kall mane." The Miami Beach Police Department...