Some brands are using fake Facebook comments to boost sales, sometimes with fake profiles or by paying people to leave comments. Here's how to recognize a fake Facebook comment.
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If you’ve been contacted by Noah Davis to be on the Not Today… with Eddie Pence and Jenn Sterger podcast show, I’m sorry to have to tell you, it’s a scam. They are not going to pay you $5000, but they will steal your Facebook page. This scam has been going on for a couple years now, and they’ve been successful in getting a lot of pages taken over. And everyone knows with Facebook’s awful customer service, it’s nearly impossible to get your page back. An E-mail from Noah Davis This scam e-mail starts out like all the others. It…
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You may have gotten a letter or e-mail from Marquis Who's Who in America and wonder if it is a legit opportunity or just another scam. I can tell you from personal experience, it's a little bit of both.
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It often happens after you tag Pulp Riot Hair Color in a post. Suddenly, you find the Pulp Riot Hair Influencer Ambassador scam in your e-mail, promising you free products and money for posting! Read on to find out more about this scam. Pulp Riot Hair Color Scam Pulp Riot is not associated with the scam in any way. The e-mail comes from a Gmail address, which should be your first clue that this is not legit. It sounds like a pretty awesome offer- they want to pay you several thousand dollars and will send you 10 free items to…
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Does Mashable really want to advertise in your footer for $1200 a month? The Mashable website footer scam is fooling websites into adding a footer at the bottom of their site which includes a Gmail address for people to contact. It starts with the supposed manager of Mashable e-mailing you to ask about paid footer ads on your website. Read on the find out more about this new scam. How much does one post from you cost? This is the subject line on three of the e-mails I’ve gotten involving this scam: How much does one post from you cost?…