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You’ve always wondered what your friends REALLY think, and now you can find out. You stumble across a WhatsApp Spy app that allows you to see what your friends and colleagues are saying to each other on the messaging service.

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The scam uses remarkably similar wording to a string of Facebook scams that offered people free flights and another for supermarket vouchers. Worse, once you click fraudsters can also collect personal information from your device by installing cookies on your phone that track you, or add browser extensions that can be used to show you advertisements. There are two tell-tale signs the scam is fake: the spelling and grammar mistakes and, if you manually type in the supposed url mentioned in the offer (), you will see that the page does not exist on Asda.īut Action Fraud warns if you click on the URL you are taken to a fake website designed to trick you into handing over personal information. The only semblance of truth is that, indeed, it is 68-years-old. Enjoy and thanks me later !.'īut the retailer isn't giving out any £250 vouchers at all. The messages read: 'Hello, ASDA is giving away £250 Free Voucher to celebrate 68th anniversary, go here to get it. Messages look like they've been sent from an actual contact, but the recipient name is fake and designed to trick you into clicking on the URL to claim the alleged voucher. Fraudsters are sending out fake Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Asda vouchers on WhatsApp, Action Fraud has warned.

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