Con artists are using Social networking sites and even dating sites like eHarmony to push online investment scams.The North American Securities Administrators Association is warning investors to beware of con artists using social networking to promote online investment scams. They connect with individuals and groups, and then they take advantage of the nature of social networking to make their pitch.Con artists will promise high profits with little or no risk, for example.

A recent facebook scam is pointing out to see who had visited your profile in the social network page.This is a scam.facebook will never let you to do this or you never want to install the apps.This is the facebook scammers keeping trick on the curious users, who wants to know which of their friends are viewing their profile.This particular scam says about,"New Update from facebook. Now you can check who visited your profile. check here ——–>>>@[266343576787035:128:FAŒBOOK PROFILE VIEWER ®]<<<<—— Who Watching your Profile ?

Scammers tried to take advantage on the gullible users in the Facebook who want to see sensational news and videos.This time they taken the nasa for the sensational video that the claiming the world will end in 2012.there is no such a video.don't click it,don't share it and don't like it.The scams says about the lines of "2012 DOOMSDAY CONFIRMED: NASA WARNS BE PREPARED!!” followed by a fraudulent link.

The public gives much curiosity to know about the celebrities.so no wonder ahy the scammers and hackers use celebrity identities in order to lure unsuscpecting consumers into their traps.you are nothing or not famous until someone runs a scam about you.Recently, lady gaga's account had been hacked by the hackers to get her malware into their system for the fans.and for the last year the same incident nhad happened to Amy winehouse., it was the posting of supposed videos taken just hours before her death, which spread like wildfire around Facebook.

"Want the new ipad3?i got mine free from this site" did you ever seen this message in your socialnetworking page?this must be a scam.As Apple hasn't even announced the existence of an iPad 3, these posts and pages (some of which have existed for months) are clearly not updated.we are seeing plenty of examples of Facebook pages and tweets that appear to be attempting to trick users into thinking they can get one for free.Chances are there that we will see soon Apple announce an iPad 3.