We’ve all seen the eye-catching posts before on our Facebook feeds. A heart-wrenching story of a sick baby suffering from some terrible medical condition who needs help.
By “liking” the story, you can help raise the money the parents need to get a special procedure. Or maybe “one share = one prayer,” for the poor child. Sometimes, all that’s asked is a simple “amen” in the comments section in response to a prayer for its health. But while you think you’re doing a good thing for a baby in need, you’re actually falling right into a trap set by professional scammers.
