Such scams have a chance of eventually leading to phishing, identity theft, or other harmful outcomes. No one was genuinely giving away $750 on Cash App for free on Facebook or Instagram.

$750 Cash App Facebook Scams Feature Nikki Haley, Snoop Dogg, and Paula Deen The Facebook posts promised $750 prizes in Cash App and used specific wording we've seen before from foreign scammers.

When it comes to scammers impersonating Cash App, the company says it monitors major platforms (like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc), and reports scams and fraud to those platforms.

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The scams could steal your data Credit: SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett According to Snopes, scam ads have been spotted on Facebook that promise $750 in Cash App rewards for free. The fake ...

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Besides the obvious grammar errors, a post claiming Cash App will pay up for gift cards contains numerous red flags.

Using an P2P app like Venmo, Cash App, Zelle or Apple Pay is convenient, but you can't get your money back if you make a mistake.