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Re: Debt Collectors Target Facebook
A lot of organisations use the social networking sites as one of their first port of calls nowadays. Anyone involved in fraud investigation for any business will tell you that. It's a place people frequently let their guard down, and it's surprising how easy it is to track people through there. -
Re: Debt Collectors Target Facebook
That's why Handy always uses an Alias and a different email addy for Face Book.
Linkedin is also a good source of information for the professional
types. I have tracked several bad guys down on there.
Regards, Handy
Mother Nature Don't Draw Straight lines, We are Broken Moulds in Life's Grand Design, We look a Mess but we're doing fine,
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Re: Debt Collectors Target Facebook
that's why Dopey has nothing to do with any of em................Comment
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Re: Debt Collectors Target Facebook
Oops, just seen this on the AAD news feed
My wife has hijacked my facebook account so I'm not on there either!Comment
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Nothing happened to Facebook over all these years. It remains one of the most successful social media projects of all times. And no matter what people predict, it remains powerful news speed generator and a platform for interaction. Of course, everyone would like some innovations like fonts *********** and other features. And they are gradually being added.Comment
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