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PEOPLE are being warned against a scam that is masquerading as a competition to win a free Cadbury's hamper.

“The safety of our consumers is our priority and we’re working to ensure this is resolved." People that fall victim to the scam assume that they are entering these details in order to receive their prize, however this is not the case. There have been several reports of people receiving messages from their contacts on Whatsapp with a link attached to sign up for a "Cadbury FREE Easter Chocolate Basket".

The company said that this is the first time in a decade that they have reduced dairy milk. In 2012, a 49g bar was reduced to 45g, but the price remained ...

At the time, Mondelez said the move was made to reduce the number of calories in its products. In 2012, a 49g bar was reduced to 45g, but the price remained at 59p, while a 140g chocolate bar was reduced in size to 120g a year earlier. The company said that this is the first time in a decade that they have reduced dairy milk.

People are being warned to steer clear of a Cadbury chocolate competition scam doing the rounds on social media. Thousands of Irish people have reported r.

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There have been several reports of people receiving messages from their contacts with a link attached to sign up for a "Cadbury FREE Easter Chocolate Basket".

It reads: "Hello everyone, my name is Becky White, and I'm one of the managers at Cadbury Australia! To celebrate Easter this year, EVERYONE who shares and comments by 11pm March 31st will get one of these Cadbury Hampers delivered to their food on April 10th. As usual, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." It's a scam and was used in England a year or so back.

It comes equipped with everything you need to create the novelty edible dwelling, including Dairy Milk Bars, Cadbury's white chocolate buttons and Mini Eggs. Go ...

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An unverified Facebook page named "Cadbury AU" published a post on Tuesday, claiming that a Cadbury employee named Becky White is running an Easter promotion.

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There have been several reports of people receiving messages from their contacts with a link attached to sign up for a "Cadbury FREE Easter Chocolate Basket".

It reads: "Hello everyone, my name is Becky White, and I'm one of the managers at Cadbury Australia! To celebrate Easter this year, EVERYONE who shares and comments by 11pm March 31st will get one of these Cadbury Hampers delivered to their food on April 10th. As usual, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." It's a scam and was used in England a year or so back.