Some old lady just post me something in my Facebook?

[Ommid Alonso Nejadbagheri Soumeehsaraei]

okay so earlier i was using my Facebook and just when i did i saw a friend request which i accepted it, a few minutes came i noticed a new notification and i read that the old lady just posted something in my wall. The post goes like this:


Good day to you my dear a day of love sound health,joy and favor and thanks so much for accepting my friend request and sorry to say if i intruded into your privacy well i am Mrs Kim Hart a 61 years old widow and a cancer patient i have an important message for you, so i will like you to mail me on my email address mrsagathaalbert4christ@hotmail.com so i can tell you about the message i have for you from the lord so do mail me as soon as possible on my email address because i rarely check my messages here and my Facebook account is acting up so i will deactivate it soon.


my question is, should i message her?
im 17 btw and i dont have any credit card yet.

[Mohd]

No, it kind of sounds like a scam. Never trust or add people you don't know! Soon she may be asking for your credit card details!

[Bill sea]

i would message her so i can get a good laugh at whatever scam she is trying to pull.

[micksmixxx]

No, my friend. I'd advise you to block this person, who MAY not actually be a woman at all. It's a deliberate attempt to scam you.

[Sara]

it is a scam.

a few weeks ago someone copied my aunts pic and used it to make a profile on FB and then started new friend requests for all of her friends. I just thought that she made a new FB page so I immediatedly accepted without even checking. It turned out, of course, that someone was hacking her or whatever and trying to gain access to all of her friends - then their friends - etc, etc. Whoever it was - was even chatting with my son. Creep as s hi t.

[Angeleyes]

No, don't message her, it's a scam, block her.

[Haleiwa Steve]

Absolutely do NOT message her. This raises a number of red flags. First, you don't know anything about who this really is. Second, they're redirecting you to an email address, which is part two of most scams. The comment about their Facebook page acting up is probably also bogus. If it sounds like a scam, why take the bait? Just block them and be done with it.

Aloha

[dann]

Don't, i usually get those messages and i never reply to it, some of them are hackers