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A Facebook Page that masquerades as the official Page for the popular singer and actress Janet Jackson is claiming that the star is giving away large amounts of cash and valuable prizes to her fans. This is just one of several fake Janet Jackson Facebook Pages that may appear on the network at any one time. As soon as one of the fake Pages is removed, another will be created to take its place. Facebook scammers create fake Pages that use the names of many other celebrities as well. All these bogus Facebook Pages falsely claim that the targeted stars are giving away cash or prizes to their fans. Of course, many stars are indeed generous and do give to charities and the less fortunate.

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By Connie Rusk For Mailonline. But Janet Jackson stole the limelight on Sunday after she reordered the festival's official poster by bumping her name up to the top. The songstress, 52, was mocked by fans after she tweeted her amendment of the poster's design to ensure her name would steal the spotlight. Diva: Janet Jackson sent Twitter wild when she reordered Glastonbury's official poster to put her name first on Sunday, ahead of her big debut pictured September