We already know this justification for apparently “necessary competitions” from campers, caravans , tiny houses , refrigerators , ... - Bicycles have also been there ( HERE ).
Now there is another site that claims to be giving away bikes. The page name suggests that there is a connection to “Bosch eBikes”, which is not the case.
The way you can take part in the competition is also reminiscent of the fake competitions that have already been examined. Share post and comment “Done”.

If we take a closer look at this Facebook page, there is no imprint here. The page itself was created on August 16th. There is only one entry in the form of a “life event”, and that is the call for the alleged competition.
What happens if I “participate”?
We once commented “Done”, did NOT share the post and received a message on Facebook Messenger:
“Hello, thank you for attending our event and please follow the steps below:
• Like our page
• You must share with your group and profile
• If you have already shared, click the Done button below .”
Again we don't share anything and click the button. Another message arrives:
“Congratulations, you have received a gift from us, namely 1 bicycle. Now register your personal data, i.e. your email address/mobile number. This event applies to all countries, so confirm your details now! Share and register using the register button below”
We finally end up on a Google site where we are asked to register.

We should then enter our telephone number. But before we do that, let's scroll down, where a small text reveals what it's actually about.

Tadaaa: A subscription trap!
Here you take out a subscription to Health For You for a healthier lifestyle. The cost is 4.99 euros per week.
Didn't we want to win a bike? Well, that could also help you achieve a healthier lifestyle. But it is as it always is: the competition is an excuse to lure users into subscription sales. It makes no difference whether these are completed immediately or come as calls, emails, SMS or similar after taking part in the competition.
Our tips
Be suspicious if any recently created pages on Facebook post competitions. Take a look at the page information and check whether there is an imprint.
Or simply read our summary of how to recognize fake competitions on Facebook: HERE
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