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 by: Mary C. Long You see a post offering a $200 Nike gift card, so you share it (as requested) because “it can’t hurt to try!” Well, it may not “hurt,” but at the least, it’s super annoying to see these pop up all the time (they’re obviously not real, come on) — and at the worst, they actually do hurt, spreading malware to your own and your equally gullible friends’ computers. It’s time to stop this madness, folks. Sit on your hands until the urge to share these things passes if you have to. And then read the full post on AllFacebook!
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Melinda White
9/23/2014 04:41:11 am
I needed to read this, because sometimes people can be new to computers, and not realize what they are clicking on, or sharing. Very good blog-post, and i enjoyed reading this. It gave me insight on what to be careful with as far as scams, and hurting your computer, or information I might have on my apps. Not to mention sharing these ridiculous scam post and hurting other people as well! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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