Just opened one of the search engines and spotted an article about JC and a crypto scheme. It was on a very well mocked up "BBC News" page.
It contained pictures of JC with Phil on Good Morning talking about the scheme, another picture of Richard Branson allegedly talking to Bill Gates about the scheme and a bunch of testimonials from ecstatic customers all who had made thousands from the scheme.
How difficult can it be for these internet giants to spot this dangerous nonsense as it was on my opening page.
I really thing the host or the search engine should have to pay dearly for this kind of stuff.
How difficult can it be?
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Rof isn’t any better, all these next level geniuses telling us to pile into EV and silver
you could be a millionaire in no time at all!!! Provided you were a billionaire to start with…
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who are these people.
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Saw some photo this morning amongst the local news click bait, of Clarkson “being arrested”. The tagline was “Clarkson arrested, thousands run to ATMs”
They are bizarre. “You will weep when you see how Clint Eastwood lives now”. WTF
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Laz - Jeremy Clarkson is a former Top Gear presenter. I believe he now lives on a farm. Phil "Philip" Schofield was a no nonsense daytime TV presenter who quit to spend more time without his family. Richard Branson is a world-famous dyslexic and Bill Gates is the former boss of an IT company.
Does this help?
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I am genuinely amazed anybody clicks on so-called ‘click bait’. Same people who respond to junk mail I suppose
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yes v helpful indeed ta
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I wouldn’t have said I knew anything much about bitcoin until reading a great piece in the NYRB this week and I’m pleased to report it’s just as much of a tech bro circle jerk as I had already thought. You’ve got to be a complete fvcking moron to take this shit seriously.
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