These are fake Facebook pages that claim to present official Lego offers. To make their deception credible, these sites even use the correct address of the Lego store in Berlin in their profile.

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Screenshot: Facebook / fake Lego page! All information, including the profile, is fake!

Warning: Fake Lego sets for EUR 1.95 on Facebook

With such status posts, the fraudsters lure unsuspecting Facebook users to dubious websites abroad by making them seemingly unbeatable offers.

Screenshot Facebook with the status post "Lego releases old sets from previous collections for only 1.95€️️. Please note that the packaging may be slightly damaged. All promotions you can see on the website. Click on the button " Apply Now" to get the special price now! Hurry, stocks are limited!"
Screenshot Facebook with the status post “Lego releases old sets from previous collections for only €1.95️️.
Please note that the packaging may be slightly damaged. All promotions you can see on the website. Click the “Apply Now” button to get the special price now! Hurry, supplies are limited!”

However, it is difficult to understand exactly where users are being ripped off because the entire process is very opaque.

Lego itself has confirmed that the company has nothing to do with these fake offers and Facebook pages. In various user comments, Lego repeatedly makes it clear that the Lego sets offered for EUR 1.95 have no connection with the company.

Screenshot of a comment from Lego on Facebook, where Lego confirms that these are NOT official promotions or official partners.
Screenshot of a comment from Lego on Facebook, where Lego confirms that these are NOT official promotions or official partners. ( Source )

Always be vigilant and skeptical!

To protect themselves from such scams, Facebook users should always be vigilant and be skeptical of such tempting offers. Before purchasing, it is advisable to check carefully whether the company's website is official and, if in doubt, to ask Lego directly.

It is important to be careful about supposed bargains on Facebook and other social networks. After all, such fraud attempts are not only annoying, but can also have significant financial consequences. Therefore, users should always be vigilant and, if in doubt, contact the company directly before falling for fraudulent offers. Current fake competition warnings can be found HERE .


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