Marika Fruscio Facebook Link has a Virus (VIDEO)

Have you been Facebook scammed into clicking a link about Marika Fruscio exposing her breasts on Italian TV? When you click the link on Facebook that all your friends seem to be 'Liking' it automatically likes it and shares it with your friends without you knowing it.

The joke was created to make you look like a pervert and possibly harm your PC. We haven't fully investigated it but it could trick you into typing in your credit card information if you go through with their questions.

When you click the link, you will be brought to a page where it will ask you a series of questions to see the video. You however cannot see the video no matter what. It is a fake Youtube video.

We did however track down the actual clip of Fruscio exposing yourself. Count yourself lucky that you clicked here first if you didn't fall for the scam.

In what could be an obvious ploy for attention, Marika Fruscio suffered a nipple slip on a sports show earlier in the year. We have to admit, it didn't look like she was trying to keep her dress on her breasts.





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