Nolan Daniels

• Nolan Daniels Powerball hoax continues to dupe Facebookers

  Advertisement. Nolan Daniels' Powerball hoax is still fooling people on Facebook. As of Dec. 1, Daniels received over 1 million "shares" on the photo of a fake "winning" lottery ticket.

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• Don't be fooled: That winning Powerball ticket photo is a hoax

  Around 8:30 p.m. ET Thursday, a Facebook user named Nolan Daniels posted a photo of himself holding up a Powerball ticket--with the winning jackpot numbers.

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• Nolan Daniels' 'winning' Powerball ticket photo is fake

  A photo is going around Facebook right now that was posted by a user named Nolan Daniels claiming to have won the Powerball lottery and that if you share his image on facebook, he will choose a lucky winner to give a million dollars to.

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• Nolan Daniels Powerball hoax: Man posts fake lottery ticket to Facebook

  Friday afternoon, a Facebook user going by the name of Nolan Daniels claimed to be one of the two winners of Wednesday's record $588 million Powerball jackpot.

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• Nolan Daniels Claims To Be Powerball Winner, Posts Fake Photo On Facebook

  Also, Nolan Daniels' photo shows that he paid $2 for this alleged winning ticket. But, ABC News reports that the winning ticket bought in Arizona was part of a $10 Quick Pick purchase.

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• Nolan Daniels Claims He Has Jackpot Winning Powerball Ticket & Will Share $1 ...

  A Facebook user named Nolan Daniels claims to be one of the two winners of the $588 million Powerball jackpot. Daniels posted a photo on Thursday night that shows him holding what appears to be a winning ticket.

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• Powerball on Facebook hoax: User posts fake winning ticket, offers prize

  A Facebook user named Nolan Daniels actually stated that he had purchased one of the winning tickets and even posted a pic of him holding up that ticket on the social media giant.

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• Facebook Powerball frenzy: Purported winner offers to 'share' $1 million

  His name is Nolan Daniels, and he's just about to give some random dude or dudette $1 million. Or so he claims. Skip to next paragraph.

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• Powerball Winner Offers $1 Million to Random Person : Is It A Hoax or Is It ...

  A man named Nolan Daniels shared a photo of himself holding the winning ticket for the nation's largest jackpot ever. He then claimed that he would give $1 million to a random person who shared his photo—but is this guy legitimate or is it a hoax?

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• Facebook user claims to be record Powerball winner; offers $1 million for 'share'

  All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Friday afternoon, a Facebook user going by the name of Nolan Daniels claimed to be one of the two winners of Wednesday's record $588 million Powerball jackpot.

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• Facebook users shared a photo for a chance of winning $1 mil...

  Nolan Daniels shared with his friends a photo with himself and what appears to be a "winning" Powerball ticket. The description of the photo reads: "Looks like I won't be going to work EVER!

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• Facebook Powerball Hoax Goes Viral After Pranksters Post Pictures Of 'Winning ...

  Nolan Daniels, in the Photoshopped picture posted on the social-media site, showed himself holding a ticket with the winning numbers and said he would give $1 million to a random Facebook user who shared the picture with his or her friends.

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• Fake Powerball image racks up over 1.4 million shares on Facebook

  Nolan Daniels posted a celebratory but fake-winning Powerball ticket image on Facebook with a special message to the public.

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• Facebook Powerball winner a fake

  Nolan Daniels, of Glendale, Az., posted on Facebook a photo of what looks to be the winning ticket: 5, 16, 22, 23, 29, Powerball 6. The photo was posted about 10 p.m.

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• Facebook photo a Powerball prank? A million users hedge bets

  That seems to have been the thinking of one Nolan Daniels, who posted a photo of himself on Facebook last night, holding what he claimed was one of the winning Powerball tickets.

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• Powerball Prize-Sharing Joke Goes Viral On Facebook

  user Nolan Daniels posted on his Face book account, and here goes millions of Facebook users hooking to see what he is up to on Thursday.

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• 500000 Facebook Users Chase Fake $1 Million From Powerball 'Winner'

  user Nolan Daniels posted to the social network on Thursday night, captioning the fake ticket photo above. "Share this photo and I will give a random person 1 million dollars!

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• Settle Down, Facebook, 'Cause You're Not Getting $1M For Sharing A Pic Of A ...

  In today's edition of Facebook scams comes the story of Nolan Daniels and his $1 million lottery ticket picture. "Looks like I won't be going to work EVER!

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• Fake Winning Powerball Ticket On Facebook Is A Hoax, Liking Won't Get You $1M

  fake winning Powerball ticket on Facebook. A fake winning Powerball ticket on Facebook, purported to be held by a young man named Nolan Daniels, has been circulating with a promise to give one million dollars to a lucky like-giver on the social network.

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• Man Fools More Than 500000 Facebook Users Pretending To Be Lottery Winner

  Recently, a Facebook user named Nolan Daniels posted a photo of himself with the $587.5 million-winning Powerball ticket, with the caption, "Looks like I won't be going to work EVER!

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