r/news • u/jonra • Oct 27 '14

Facebook Advertising Exposed as Worthless - Millions and Millions of Dollars of Fraudulent Revenue - "Click Farming" - VIDEO Old News | Analysis/Opinion | Use Original Source

http://vimeo.com/86358084
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u/Fawlty_Towers Oct 28 '14

Still seems easier to avoid Facebook altogether.

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u/rosscatherall Oct 28 '14

I like it. I'm not on a mobile plan and I live a city away from my home friends and family, so I regularly catch up with people on there as it doesn't cost me anything and it's a place where I know the majority of my friends can be contacted.

I don't like fan pages or anything and even my wall is hidden to people I've added, I've not had a problem with it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '14

Yeah, a lot of people hate facebook, but for people that moved far from friends and family it makes things much simpler.

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u/googly__moogly Oct 28 '14

Wasn't that email? I understand Facebook expanded on email though.

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u/bandalooper Oct 28 '14

I would hate if my friends sent me (and CC'd everyone else they knew) ten emails a day with a chance it might be relevant.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '14

You just answered your own question haha.

Facebook is just a messaging system combined with a very large forum where you choose what members you want to see, and what other members can see you.