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As the weather starts to warm up, more and more concerts will be coming through the area and that means more scammers are looking to steal your money.

Watch where you click! A fake Six Flags Club page has been scamming hundreds of Facebook users by guaranteeing free complimentary passes. Don't fall for it!

All of these posts follow a similar format: they ask you to share the image and then click on a specific link to validate your entry.

We received a tip from Dawn, who's from Utica, and who lives in Georgia, and she described a scam her friend experienced.

There's another Facebook scam going around and clicking on it could infect your device with malware or download unwanted apps.

You may have seen the posts touting summer sales from some recognizable brands. Don't click - it's a scam.

Guys, Ellen is not giving you money if you share her Facebook post.

Another day, another Facebook hoax - this time, it's a viral post about a way to get around the algorithm.