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The social networking superstar known as Facebook is taking its business offline and into brick and mortar stores by selling gift cards at Target locations, Reuters reports.
These will come in increments of $15, $25, and $50 and can be used to purchase virtual products for games hosted on the site, which pretty much ensures Zynga will be around for a long, long time.
This could also mean more scams in the making. Beware of upcoming gift card offers that aren't directly affiliated with Facebook or Target. Back in April, The Consumerist reported a fake IKEA gift card scam that was able to attract over 37,000 Facebook users.
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