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Manuela Lopez Restrepo

Don't fall for this Easter scam

Easter eggs and bunny in basket Getty Images/Cavan Images

At first, the proposition of receiving a complementary basket of Easter candies from the Cadbury company seems to fulfill the age-old adage that many of the best things in life (like chocolate!) can be free. But the recent victims of an increasingly popular mass-text phishing scam can tell you from experience that everything has a cost. 

Last week, the official Cadbury Twitter account shared that they had received numerous reports of unofficial social media messages offering free chocolate Easter baskets to thousands of people online, stating that, "We can confirm this hasn't been generated by us & we urge consumers not to interact."

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