What to do with spammers and scammers?
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.
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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Uhm, how do I resize this picture here?
Your profile picture?
Your profile picture?
Oh dear, thanks, I have already thought that my post had disappeared in the big ocean and nobody could see it... :-)
Not my profile picture but this big one in my post, so that it won't be so huge.
Can't you just click on it, grab the corner "in" arrow, and drag the image in on itself, making it smaller? That's what I do. You could also use an image editor, I use my Windows 8 Photo Editor, and also DrawPad Graphics editor for such purposes.
Yes, that's what I am trying to do, but the little arrow doesn't do anything. Thank you for your suggestions, I will figure out which one is the fastest.