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Suspicious link on Facebook
So a friend posts a link on FB that I'm slightly tempted to follow. Clicking the link takes me to what appears to be another page on FB with a very simple instruction that reads "To Proceed Click Here". The suspicious part is when I place my pointer over the link the typical redirect info at the bottom of my IE page shows nothing. When I right click the link and select Properties "Not Available" appears.
Could this be the dreaded FB virus that everyone is talking about? And How bad should I beat the "friend" who posted the link? |
I got off FB using the instructions from a previous thread. To me, the problems out weigh the benefits and there will always be problems with something that big and influential.
I wish I knew about the link, but I'd be suspicious like you. AFA beating on your friend, does he/she know? Don't you have to ask first? |
I got off FB using the instructions from a previous thread. To me, the problems out weigh the benefits and there will always be problems with something that big and influential.
I wish I knew about the link, but I'd be suspicious like you. AFA beating on your friend, does he/she know? Don't you have to ask first? |
Was it for a Free iPad?
Any time you see those types of posts it's almost a lock that your friends account has been hacked. Follow the link and you'll find yourself in the same boat. |
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It also refers to a quick fix. But you got the point......... |
don't be such a pansy... just click it!
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All of the cool kids are clicking it.
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Hackers...snicker...
That is a term that has changed... |
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No good without PICS!!!! |
Hack the planet! Hack the planet!
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My god. I'm stuck in a 90's movie- and not even a GOOD one.
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