What to do with spammers and scammers?
Published on February 18, 2015
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A response to a blog post: Check your friends on FB.
Short summary: Andre warned us against a boy from The Gambia who misused the fact that he has accepted him as a friend on Facebook, with the belief that the guy was also a Wealthy Affiliate member.
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Probably I was the only one from the group here who didn't agree with that these kind of warnings should get publicity. And I tell you why.
- See more in my main blog (in order to avoid duplicate content): http://andreagerak.com/blog/what_to_do_with_spammers_and_scammers_#sthash.1DyqFuw7.dpuf
This is my take, and I would love to hear how do YOU deal with spammers and scammers.
Feel free to comment either here or on my blog there, and please share it on your networks - this topic can be relevant to your Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, etc contacts as well.
Thanks, Andrea
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