Thousands of unknowing Facebook users have entered a hoax competition which claims all those taking part will win a Morrisons food box.
The Facebook account, which was only created today as 'Morrisons stores', has no affiliation with the real supermarket, despite posts posing as its CEO.
A recent post shared an image of Morrisons CEO David Potts, said: "COMPETlTlON ALERT! My name is David Potts and I'm the CEO of Morrisons Incl.
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"To celebrate our 121st Birthday, Every single person who shares and comments in the next 24hrs will get one of these Christmas Food Box delivered straight to their door on Saturday 28th November. Each Food box contains groceries worth £35 and a £15 Morrisons voucher. Limit 1 Food box per person."
Sadly, the post was quickly filled with more than 5,000 comments and gained more than 32,000 shares from hopeful Facebook users.
It's not clear what the scammers were gaining from the fake profile as there is no request for bank details or personal information from those who entered.
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Morrisons has been made aware of the Facebook profile after it was flagged by a user on Twitter.
User @RojParody shared a link to the Facebook page and tagged Morrisons in the post and said: "Have you seen this? You may want to take action"
The ECHO has contacted Morrisons for a comment.
