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Zara isn’t giving away a free box of clothes to people who fill out a survey
Facebook posts and adverts falsely claim the retailer is offering a free box of clothing and accessories to people who complete a questionnaire. Read
We fact check everything from Amazon deals that seem too good to be true to Tesco discounts that don’t add up. Stay safe online and spot scams before they catch you out.
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Facebook posts and adverts falsely claim the retailer is offering a free box of clothing and accessories to people who complete a questionnaire. Read
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Currys has said the offer being shared in Facebook posts and adverts is not a genuine one from them. Read
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Facebook posts and adverts say the offer can be claimed by completing a short survey. Read
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Argos has confirmed this isn’t a genuine offer, despite posts being shared on social media claiming otherwise. Read
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Facebook posts and ads falsely claim people aged 40 or above can receive an Elemis skincare set for under £10 if they complete a survey. Read
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Posts and adverts falsely claim Boots is selling Rituals giftsets for under £10 in exchange for people completing a short survey. Read
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Facebook posts and adverts falsely claim people who fill out a survey or leave a review will receive a free box of clothes from the retailer. Read
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False claims that Tesco is offering a box full of meat products for £3, either as a new online promotion or for filling out a survey, have been shared on Facebook. Read
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Posts and an advert on Facebook are falsely claiming that people aged 40 and older can get a metal detector for £10 from Go Outdoors after filling in a survey. Read
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Amazon confirmed it is not giving away HP laptops that have been in storage for over a year. Read
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