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Facebook will NEVER ask for your credit card account information or your password in an email. If you recieved an email that looked like it was from facebook asking for this information IT IS NOT FACEBOOK. IT IS A SCAM. Be sure not to click on ANY link provided in the email and report it to facebook here.

 

Here is some info i found on the facebook help pages as well. Please take time to look it over.

 

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I got an email asking for my Facebook password. 

 

Do not respond to the email, as Facebook will never request your password, and we advise against pr... Do not respond to the email, as Facebook will never request your password, and we advise against providing your login information to anyone under any circumstances.

I received a suspicious email that looks like it came from Facebook.

Spammers and scammers sometimes create phony emails that look like they’re from Facebook. These ema... Spammers and scammers sometimes create phony emails that look like they’re from Facebook. These emails can be very convincing. Even the “From:” field can be spoofed to include “Facebook” or “The Facebook Team.”

These emails might look like:

• Notifications about friend requests, messages, events, photos, and videos
• False accusations that you are abusing the site
• Warnings that something will happen to your account if you don't update it or take another immediate action

If an email looks strange, don’t click any of the links in it or open any attachments. Note that Facebook will never send you a password as an attachment.

If you think you received a fake Facebook email, let us know.   

I received a suspicious email that looks like it came from Facebook.

Spammers and scammers sometimes create phony emails that look like they’re from Facebook. These ema... Spammers and scammers sometimes create phony emails that look like they’re from Facebook. These emails can be very convincing. Even the “From:” field can be spoofed to include “Facebook” or “The Facebook Team.”

These emails might look like:

• Notifications about friend requests, messages, events, photos, and videos
• False accusations that you are abusing the site
• Warnings that something will happen to your account if you don't update it or take another immediate action

If an email looks strange, don’t click any of the links in it or open any attachments. Note that Facebook will never send you a password as an attachment.

If you think you received a fake Facebook email, let us know.

I received a message claiming that Facebook will be shutting down or is overpopulated and that I need to forward it to my friends.

This message is part of a false chain letter and did not come from Mark Zuckerberg or Facebook. Thi... This message is part of a false chain letter and did not come from Mark Zuckerberg or Facebook. This message can be safely disregarded and deleted. For more information on current scams, chain letters, and how to avoid them, please visit the "Threats" tab of the Security Page.