Brand

Facebook

2 scam patterns and 1 example use this name.

Scammers often pretend to be a real company. Seeing Facebook here only means the name appears in a report. It does not mean Facebook sent the message.

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Scam patterns

Patterns with at least one report that uses this brand.

  1. Fake Brand Recruitment Phishing example

    Fake Brand Recruitment Phishing

    Added 2026-08-14 · High severity

    A fake recruitment website copies a well-known company’s careers page and asks job seekers to sign in through a social-media account. In this example, a page using Nike’s branding asked visitors to continue with...

  2. Inheritance, Compensation, and Prize Payout Scam Emails example

    Inheritance, Compensation, and Prize Payout Scam Emails

    Last seen 2025-10-10 · High severity

    Unsolicited emails or letters claim you are due a large inheritance, compensation payment, recovered funds, or prize. The message may impersonate a bank or an official-sounding organization, use a reference number to...

Examples

Individual reports that name this brand.

  1. UNCC Compensation Email for Facebook Meta Users or Lost Funds example

    UNCC Compensation Email for Facebook Meta Users or Lost Funds

    Inheritance, Compensation, and Prize Payout Scam Emails · High severity

    This variation claims the United Nations Compensation Commission has selected you for a two million US dollar payment. The message says you qualify either as a Facebook or Meta user in a lottery-style compensation...