Please DO NOT ignore this message or whatsapp will no longer recognise your activation.
If you do not forward this message, we will take it as your account is invalid and it will be deleted within the next 48 hours. We are requesting all users to forward this message to their entire contact list. Message from Jim Balsamic (CEO of Whatsapp ) we have had an over usage of user names on whatsapp Messenger. Your account will remain inactive with the consequence of losing all your contacts. We require our active users to forward this message to each of the people in your contact list to confirm our active users using WhatsApp, if you do not send this message to all your contacts WhatsApp will then start to charge you. This message is to inform all of our users, our servers have recently been very congested, so we are asking you to help us solve this problem. “tomorrow at 6 pm they are ending WhatsApp and you have to pay to open it, this is by law One well known WhatsApp scam goes as follows: You have to pay for WhatsAppĬan you imagine life without WhatsApp? Well fortunately, you probably don’t have to. If you’re concerned that you may have already downloaded malware on to your device, see our guide on At the end of this they are instructed to share the link in order to claim their prize, but of course there is no prize. This is known as a homoglyph attack, explainsĮset, and on clicking the link you are redirected to a survey with four questions. The message includes a link, which looks genuine – but on closer inspection there is not dot above the i in Adidas. We have full details here: make sure your kids know to steer well clear.Ī particularly clever phishing scam is doing the rounds on WhatsApp in the US, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, India, Pakistan and elsewhere, claiming that Adidas is offering 2,500 free pairs of trainers in celebration of its 69th anniversary.
If they respond they are then hit with links to pornographic sites and content. Back in September 2018 Police warned over a new WhatsApp hoax they are calling ‘Olivia’, the name the scammer tends to go under, in which kids are targeted with a series of messages from someone pretending to be a friend of a friend or a friend with a new number.
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