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Blair Witch Project : 

Everyone were perplexed and believed that the Blair Witch Project is a true documentary. Is Blair Witch Project true? was a question that ran in it’s viewers mind. The convincing video quality, direction and storyline is the culprit. But it is just a movie with a fake story.

Bill Gates wants to donate you money:

Bill Gates sure does have a lot of money and donates alot through Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, A fake email has been doing rounds on the Internet since 1997. It claims it is a beta test of a email tracking programme and pays you for every forward you make to your friends. This is one of the most popular hoax

The DerbyShire Fairy: As a April Fool’s Day Prank,  Dan Braines from England wove a hoax that he had found a corpse of a dead fairy. He did put lot of effort in crafting the dirty little piece of junk which he claims to be the corpse of a dead fairy.

Big Foot’s Corpse:

In 2008, couple of con artists pulled a popular hoax as they claimed that they found the dead body of  Big Foot and also made it’s way into CNN and other popular news media

It was bought by a foolish supernatural enthusiast for 50k.  It turned out to be a costume packed on ice.

Google TV: 

The Rumors of Google TV has been in rounds since early stages of  YouTube.  A prankster posted a video on Youtube’s beta video access. It just turned out to be a hoax

Free Energy:Back in 2006, an Irish firm claimed that it discovered a way to create energy from nothing, A.K.A Free Energy. Clean, Continuous energy that would cause a global revolution.

Although it is clear it violated laws of nature and physics, it still created lot of hype. Later it failed in a demonstration and the owner started to whine that it was due to Global Warming.

RhodeIsland Strange Creature ,  A monster?:

A hoax or a fact, No one knew, when the rumour of a strange creature appearing in Rhode Island. This matter was up in long debates and was called Montauk Monster. 

Camel Spiders or Tarantulas in Iraq Hoax:

In 2004, A prank email caused lot of hype around the world which requested people  to convey their sympathies for troops in Iraq. The email claimed that these so-called pre-historic Camel spiders can reach upto 25 mph and could be extremely Lethal.

The realistic fake photo proof persuaded many into believing this hoax.  A movie was made based on this hoax.

Facebook is Closing Down: The greatest hoax of virtual world era. It all started when a fake news satirical site posted this.It was made clear that Facebook will not close anytime soon