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There are scams in Facebook that were supposed to be good investments that lure the greedy. Your investment will earn 3 times the amount in a matter of 2 months. It's good to be true. Last year I was invited to join a similar scheme in a Facebook page called Money Three. All you have to do is invest money and earn 3 times in 1 day. Oh, really very silly but so many believed. In fact, 3 of my online friends succumbed to the temptation. At first, they earned but when their investment got bigger, all they got were promises and alibis until the admin of the page couldn't be contacted anymore.
Be discerning when investing money online. Get assurance of the company's reputation before putting in money. Anything that is too good to be true is more likely a scam.
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Everett
Periodically, when I browse through my facebook's Newsfeed I will stumbleupon a scam or two within the first 3 minutes. A lot of the times they are Multi level Marketing) scams, or the investment scams. Facebook needs to hire a team of people to actually make sure these sponsored facebook posts have validity to what the advertiser is claiming. There should be a rule about this, and if there is, then it is not being followed.
I feel so disappointed by Facebook whenever I see people comment that they want to know how to earn too, to inbox them. However, what they do not know is that, that free information is going to end up costing them. The victim will be enticed to purchase a software or book because they believe they will earn money really quickly for a low starting cost. Which is really never the case with any sponsored facebook posts, you always ending up paying a lot. There is a bunch of this scamming going on via facebook mostly via pages. I do not think facebook does anything to protect it own users from scams. However, what they do now is protect you from seeing fake news. However, I believe the user-base needs to be protected from the growing scams on facebook. It seems like there is hundreds of new scams going on daily or weekly. Periodically, when I browse through my facebook's Newsfeed I will stumbleupon a scam or two within the first 3 minutes. A lot of the times they are Multi level Marketing) scams, or the investment scams. Facebook needs to hire a team of people to actually make sure these sponsored facebook posts have validity to what the advertiser is claiming. There should be a rule about this, and if there is, then it is not being followed. I feel so disappointed by Facebook whenever I see people comment that they want to know how to earn too, to inbox them. However, what they do not know is that, that free information is going to end up costing them. The victim will be enticed to purchase a software or book because they believe they will earn money really quickly for a low starting cost. Which is really never the case with any sponsored facebook posts, you always ending up paying a lot.
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