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Same on X. It’s possible that the scammers just operate networks of credit cards and domains and rotate as soon as they grt flagged. Numbers game basically. But
by leobg 9mo ago
Same on X. It’s possible that the scammers just operate networks of credit cards and domains and rotate as soon as they grt flagged. Numbers game basically. But it’s also possible that the rules are applied differently to advertisers that bring in a lot of cash, regardless of legality.
- smokey_the_bear 9mo agoI bought my daughter a shirt I saw in a Facebook ad, from Chalk & Stone. The shirt arrived and is great.
- alex1138 9mo agoI don't think it was Jack's fault, but Twitter went from something that (granted they did tend to do a few shady things from a UX perspective) was fine and largely worked but did have a massive censorship problem, to something that works less well (seriously? i can't see posts chronologically without an account? on TWITTER???) and apparently still has censorship (although I was mostly preoccupied with covid, actual doctors getting banned for truthful information, pre-Musk)
- busymom0 9mo ago> seriously? i can't see posts chronologically without an account? on TWITTER??? From twitter's POV, that's a feature, not a bug. It's intentional.
- DoctorOetker 9mo agothe covid censorship stuff is still an underdiscussed scar on humanity, even on this platform!