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18: We have a special promo version of our popular football club named ''SCAM'' (see below). Don't tell others about this action. Alaska' splits it! When you see Alaska's formal philanthropic account numbers shared by the competition, it is indeed legitimized.

The sign indicates that Facebook has acknowledged that this is the offical site that represents the trademark. The focus is on formalities. Any competition that Alaska offers or collaborates with a third person will always contain formal regulations in the initial entry or on the competition land page. At the beginning of the year, Alaska upgraded its logotype and face on the rear of its aircraft.

Obsolete brand-name is a sure indication of counterfeit competition. When you see a competition with old logo, it was not authorized by Alaska and is probably a counterfeit promo. Do not visit the website of Alaskahostet. If you have a possible fraud issue, please post a text to Facebook or Twitter directly to Alaska.

There are no formal regulations anywhere. When the competition has no formal regulatory requirements or a website, then it is probably a fraud. Much of the fraud requires that you fill out a poll or split it with a certain number of your friend to get a free one. Whilst an offical Alaska competition may give you the chance to split once for a single contribution, you will not be asked to split with 15 of your mates.

Are you still not sure if a competition is counterfeit or not? Post a personal note or post a review on Alaska's Facebook Firewall or post a live Twitter post with a screen shot of the competition. Alaska' s Dynamic Welfare Service listens around the clock and will help you check that the competition is genuine and secure for you.

When you see a bogus promotional in the round, please let Alaska know immediately, reporting the contents as spamming and letting others know who is splitting the same. When Alaska is informed of a fraud campaign, the company's internal communications and law departments work to eliminate it.

It can sometimes take a few working hours or even a few working hours to get them off, but Alaska works behind the scene to do this.