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how come all these bank account scammers use facebook ads to trick people, but Facebook never get punished?
- Thread starter gsbslut
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Facebook can hardly be held liable for the criminal activity that may occur on its platform.
It would be like blaming Samsung for allowing their phones to be used by scammers.
Talk to minister Sham, he can whack anybody, even Facebook so what?
It's a valid concern you've raised regarding scammers using Facebook ads. Facebook has implemented measures to combat such scams, but it's essential to stay cautious and report suspicious activity. The issue might also involve complex legal and jurisdictional matters.
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