Beware of phishing scams on social media.
Published Mar 9, 2021
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In early March 2021, Snopes readers asked about posts circulating on Facebook that falsely offered four free large pizzas along with a $20 coupon to those who shared and commented on the post as part of the company's supposed 63rd anniversary. It also directed users to click on a link to "validate your entry."
This is post is not from Pizza Hut's official Facebook page. In fact it was posted on an apparently fake page for "Pizzahut-com," which contained only two posts, one hawking the fake offer above and another offering "CONGRATULATIONS" to the alleged winners and trying to bait people into clicking on a link where they can enter their personal information.
This offer is not from Pizza Hut but instead appears to be a phishing scam seeking out people's personal information.
Bethania Palma is a journalist from the Los Angeles area who started her career as a daily newspaper reporter and has covered everything from crime to government to national politics. She has written for ... read more
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