... here's a current example. Just saw this promoted tweet from Prudential on my timeline. It's already generating engagements (10 RTs, 38 Likes): https://tw

... here's a current example. Just saw this promoted tweet from Prudential on my timeline. It's already generating engagements (10 RTs, 38 Likes): https://twitter.com/Prudential/status/918475795479351296 https://twitter.com/Prudential/status/918475795479351296 Click on the Likes below the tweet (will show you list of accounts engaged), and tell me this is real human engagement. You will see accounts like this: https://twitter.com/Electriflyy https://twitter.com/Electriflyy Twitter won't consider this a bot, yet this "person" already liked 192,000 tweets: https://twitter.com/Electriflyy https://twitter.com/Electriflyy Here's another account who engaged with this promoted tweet, for which Prudential is getting billed: https://twitter.com/JonTheGr8 https://twitter.com/JonTheGr8 Again, look at the number of tweets this "person" liked (72,000). Other "engagements" come from: https://twitter.com/RobertT70111579 https://twitter.com/RobertT70111579 https://twitter.com/TeghanJustin https://twitter.com/TeghanJustin https://twitter.com/brandon_gorsuch https://twitter.com/brandon_gorsuch ... Notice the pattern? Prudential is getting ripped off right in front of us. This is happening now across all brands, at massive scale.