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"Mobile Money Code" Spamming FB
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Published on July 7, 2013
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The true colors of internet scammers always seem to pop up sooner or later. I just went to check my FB pages (haven't done that in a few days), and I found 21 spams for Mobile Money Code, another internet marketing scam not worth talking about.
However their distasteful ads were full blown pictures of attractive, but scantily clad women inviting me to stop what I was doing and grab this fantastic money making opportunity. I marked them all as spam and am hoping FB gets them removed promptly.
If you haven't checked your FB site for a while, you probably should. You sure don't want these scammers wooing your potential invitees to their scammer programs.
However their distasteful ads were full blown pictures of attractive, but scantily clad women inviting me to stop what I was doing and grab this fantastic money making opportunity. I marked them all as spam and am hoping FB gets them removed promptly.
If you haven't checked your FB site for a while, you probably should. You sure don't want these scammers wooing your potential invitees to their scammer programs.
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