FanBox Online Money Scamming Trick: Everyone Must Know

FanBox is a completely fraud and online money scamming company that everyone must know about it. Know how FanBox makes money and how it gently communicates with account holders by showing false income. If you’re a FanBox user and getting regular mails regarding income, account activation, PayPal or VISA/MasterCard verification etc. Just read this article and get rid of such hopeless messages and save yourself from FanBox online money scamming tricks.

It is around 2-3 years back, when I got a promotional mail from one of my nearest friends and register in FanBox site. The site was typically seems as Facebook page; I and many of my friends from Facebook got registered in FanBox. As I am regular visitor and user of Facebook, so very rarely I visit to FanBox; may be once in a month, alike. Suddenly after one year I received a mail-letter as ‘you eared $xxx in this week...’ which I ignored and threw into trash. Recently in last two month I used to get regular mails from FanBox stating as ‘Your daily revenue statement for .... And earnings of $78,333 ... etc.’ Sometime it frozen my mind as the mails directly hit into my inbox, not to spam folder. 

Every day I used to get $25 to $50 from FanBox in form of mail. The emails are as below:

I know in this world earning a single penny is very difficult and no one will give such amount without any reason. So I am completely conscious that this must be a big scam.

After few days, I received a letter as verify your account to draw your earned money. I first clicked on the link given for verification; it directly opened my account in FanBox without any User-ID and Password. Then it asked to fill details of PayPal account or VISA/MasterCard details to transfer money. STOP HERE!

NEVER give your bank account details at any cost and simply deactivate your account.

How to deactivate FanBox Activate?

In the promotional mail received by FanBox, you can see the last sentence very lightly highlighting as below:

To see current terms and conditions visit: FanBox Terms and Conditions. You can prevent future emails here. FanBox - 113 West G Street, STE 510, San Diego, CA 92101, USA

Click on the last link with in the line ‘you can prevent future emails here’. You’ll get a popup box in a new page as it:

Just click on ‘click here’ link in the last sentence to deactivate your account. After clicking for deactivation you’ll receive a message. Know more action to perform; just close the page. 

Better you need to check whether your account is alive or dead. Open any mail from FanBox and see there is a link as ‘Your FanBox Homepage’; click there. If it opens your account, then positively not deactivated properly; maybe it will take some more time or you can try the above process after 24 hrs. If your account is deactivated then you will see the page as below:

Everyday thousands of innocent people are losing their money by FanBox like online sites due to lack of knowledge. So Kindly share this to everyone; save your friends and relatives money with this information.