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     • An online survey purportedly from the “Coca-Cola Welfare Fund” is promising you a chance to win money in a lottery. But like many things online, it is a scam, and you should not click on any link promising this so-called opportunity.
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2. www.snopes.com › list › 5-online-scams-to-watch-out-for20 Online Scams to Watch Out For - Snopes.com

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Beware the "Coca-Cola Welfare Fund" lottery scam! Promising big bucks for completing a survey, this scam has been making rounds on Facebook since early June 2021, tempting users with thousands in...

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4. newsmeter.in › fact-check › do-not-click-on-viralDo not click on viral Coca-Cola welfare fund lottery link; it ...

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   Jun 13, 2021 · Hyderabad: Several Facebook users are sharing a link claiming that Coca-Cola is using its welfare fund to give users a chance to win money in a lottery contest. FACT CHECK: This link is fake.

5. newsmobile.in › nm-fact-checker › fact-check-cocaFact Check: Coca-Cola is NOT Giving Away Lottery Money; Viral ...

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   Jun 12, 2021 · A purported link of “Coca-Cola Welfare Fund” is being shared on social media with a claim that through the link, users can get a chance to win money by entering a lottery after they complete an online survey.

6. newsmobile.in › articles › 2021/06/12Fact Check: Coca-Cola is NOT Giving Away Lottery Money; Viral ...

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   Jun 12, 2021 · Fact Check: Coca-Cola is NOT Giving Away Lottery Money; Viral Claim is FAKE. A purported link of “Coca-Cola Welfare Fund” is being shared on social media with a claim that through the link, users can get a chance to win money by entering a lottery after they complete an online survey. Here’s the link to the above post.

7. www.coca-cola.com › ng › enI recently got a message from Coca‑Cola saying I had won a ...

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   Is this a scam? Yes. We’re aware there are hoax emails and text messages in circulation that claim – quite falsely – to belong to a Coca‑Cola promotion.

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   Is the 'Coca-Cola Welfare Fund' lottery scam a scam?

   • Beware the "Coca-Cola Welfare Fund" lottery scam! Promising big bucks for completing a survey, this scam has been making rounds on Facebook since early June 2021, tempting users with thousands in pesos or riel. But clicking that link?

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   Is Facebook survey a scam?

   • But like many things online, it is a scam, and you should not click on any link promising this so-called opportunity. The link spread far and wide in early June 2021, across Facebook pages in many countries, stating a variation of: “Click to enter to participate in the survey, have a chance to win 7000 peso.”

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   Did a scam email offer a $100 gift card?

   • In February 2022, a scam email made the rounds, pretending to offer an "exclusive reward" from McDonald's, luring recipients with the promise of a $100 gift card. The catch? A survey on a sketchy website promising the reward. The email itself was a grammatical mess, coming from a dubious address not affiliated with McDonald's.

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   Are online scams a scam?

   • They’re scams designed to extract financial information from you. So please ignore them.” Nur Nasreen Ibrahim is a reporter with experience working in television, international news coverage, fact checking, and creative writing. Online posts spread across multiple countries, offering prize money in more than one currency.

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   What if I get a scam email from Facebook?

   • Beware of scam emails masquerading as messages from Facebook, warning that "someone tried to log in to your account" followed by an 8-digit ID number. These fraudulent messages aim to phish for personal information, potentially leading to identity theft and other risks.

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   Was capital one's'recent winners' promotion a scam?

   • The investigation revealed links to a site that showed suspicious similarities with Consumer Digital Survey, a company linked to other scam emails. The dubious "recent winners" section and inconsistent winner details raised red flags. Ultimately, this promotion was exposed as a survey scam and was not endorsed by Capital One.

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9. www.bitdefender.com › en-us › blogScam Alert: Coca-Cola Scam Giveaways are After Your Personal ...

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   Aug 11, 2020 · In the last two weeks, Bitdefender telemetry has picked up a spam campaign leveraging the Coca-Cola Company name. The subject lines ranged from “COCA-COLA LOTTERY ORGANIZATION” to “Coca Cola Email Draw UK 2020 -Coca Cola Lucky Winner 2020” and other similar titles.