Fake Facebook violation message | Your Facebook Account Will Be Deactivated Scam Explained

In this video, we uncover the truth behind the alarming "Account Deactivation" messages you might have received on Facebook Messenger.
Are these warnings real, or just another scam?
Join us as we dissect this deceptive scheme, from the initial message to the fake websites, and learn how to protect yourself from falling into the scammers' traps.
🔍 Key Points Covered:
The deceptive message that sets the stage for panic.
The fake websites that mimic official Meta pages.
How scammers aim to steal your login credentials and personal information.
The dangerous request for your official ID.
The false sense of resolution that conceals their true intentions.
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🚨 Is the ‘Alert Technology Services’ Message Legitimate?
NO, the “Your account will be deactivated” message from Alert Technology Services is a Scam!
The ‘Alert Technology Services’ Message read as follows:
From: Alert Technology Services
Dear Admin,
Your account will be deactivated as it, or its activities, do not comply with our terms of use. If you believe this deactivation is in error, we can guide you through steps for verification. Please complete these steps promptly to prevent permanent deactivation of your account. Your detailed guide can be found here: facebook-help. care If you do not verify, our system will automatically lock your account, and you will be unable to use it further. Thank you for helping us improve our services.
Terms of Use Team 2023 Inc.
The malicious link (facebook-help social) embedded in these messages redirect users to fake sites that look eerily similar to the real Meta platform.
🚨 The goal?
To trick you into providing sensitive information such as login credentials, personal details, and even Copy of official IDs.
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[@alandeancapital3864]

The ultimate question here is what is Meta doing about this? I get these scam messages every single day of the week. You think Meta would crack down on these scammers!

[@nathansmiddy]

Yet, if you don't allow them to message you, what they tend to do is tag a large amount of pages under one post in hopes they can scam people!

[@omarql]

This is also my question. I receive three or four a day.

[@johnwirtz4475]

Thanks Bro. Exactly as you mentionned, they tried to scam me. Happy to have people as you who makes us aware.

[@daodejing81]

Facebook is very discriminating.
I was sent a list of people to follow, so I clicked follow. After 20 follows, it gave me a warning, but it still gave me access to follow, so I followed about 20 more, then I was suspended!
Isn't FB a SOCIAL platform? Isn't the point to make connections????
If I try to FRIEND someone on FB, it tells me "You cannot friend this person because you don't know this person." They don't have to accept!!! And again, isn't the point to make connections???

[@BeatriceFomba]

They just sent me this message and I’m freaking out. Thank you

[@millyandmeapothecary1393]

thank you so much. i ecieved about 8 of these messages

[@rosenied9912]

How do you get rid of the scammer or how do you report it to fb and meta

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