Facebook posts promoting Christmas food giveaway are a hoax

[dlevere]

Supermarket chain Kroger has warned that Facebook posts promoting a free food giveaway by the company are fake and did not originate from its verified social media account.

The Cincinnati-based chain said it was aware of the fraudulent Facebook posts being made by an account labeled kroger.com which includes a logo and pictures of real Kroger stores, while its real Facebook account is simply Kroger, according to USA Today.

"We are aware of this fraudulent page and are working to address this matter," Kroger responded to social media users wondering about the free food promotional. "We recommend not engaging with the posting, and we appreciate your patronage."

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[Klais]

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