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To be fair, Facebook itself accepts bribes from spammers all the time in order to put ads in front of people who probably don't want to see them.
by brenden2 7y ago
To be fair, Facebook itself accepts bribes from spammers all the time in order to put ads in front of people who probably don't want to see them.
- davidw 7y agoI keep reporting a scammy outdoor gear site, and it keeps appearing in my FB ads. FB is a dumpster fire.
- koheripbal 7y agoIt's common for these tech companies to set different ethical standards for paying customers. ... as another example, Indeed does not action/review companies that have been flagged as having inappropriate postings (i. e. MLM scams) as long as they have actively billed job postings. This is evidenced by the fact that when such a company removes their automated payment and/or pauses all job listings, all the flags then get reviewed and actioned (speaking from personal experience - not MLM, but commission based job listings).
- cwkoss 7y agoI get ads for financial services on Facebook. All of them looks somewhere between low-quality and outright scams. Kind of depressing to think that a non-zero number of people are making decisions about financial management based on facebook ads.