Posted on 02/25/2013 1:45:29 PM PST by Responsibility2nd
I LOVE Facebook! I have a totally fake account I use as a convenient means to login to thousands of other sites, which I can then anonymously comment on. Most of those sites want permission to app or post or whatever on “my” fake “wall”, so I always give them permission to go for it! I’ve never even bothered to logon to the facebook account and see how trashed its wall is.
Oh yeah: I have a “legit” account too. I’ve never once posted a single personal thing on it, and never will. Even there, lots of my personal data is fake, including my birthday. The first time I got a happy birthday wish from a “friend” for my “January 1st” birthday I almost fell out of my chair laughing. I did use it prior to the last election to post political links gleaned from FR.
But, yeah, basically Facebook is evil.
Don't read 'em either.
Mostly they're full of Syphilis and AIDS.
So you’re not dating those gals any more? (Gonorra and Sssphyllis)
I figured this out many months ago and got out. I still have a fb public page for my band, but I’m not identified by name, I go in under another band member’s email addy.
I have another page under a dummy name with no friends and no communications. I use it to store things I want to post later using the band page.
FB screws with me, I screw with fb.
DUH!!!!!!
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Just like well trained Pavlovian dogs, and, of course, leftists, we hate success! We hate Google, we hate Apple, we hate Etc...
Oh HELL no.
Gonorra's EBT card ran out and Sissy got locked up 20 -to- 25.
I got the Camaro and the trailer.
Would it be a good approximation to say that more than half of the accounts on Facebook and Twitter are fake?
I love Facebook as well. I’ve been on it since 2009 and it has a lot of positives for me. I have not experienced any of the problems that others have had. What bothers me is that those who have never tried it, or those who have and did not like it, want to spoil it for those of us who do. They sort of look down their noses at FB and its users. My philosophy is if you don’t want to partake in it, that’s fine, but leave us FBrs alone with what we enjoy. My own sister is a snob about it, saying with her nose in the air, “I don’t do FB.” And I say to her, “Well, la-de-dah for you.”
Not the ones I deal with. I know each and every person I communicate with on FB. If someone I don’t know asks to be my Friend, I ignore it. My account is private, and not just anyone can access my account. If I’ve been hacked in the past 4 years I’ve been on FB, then I was totally unaware of it, and it hasn’t done me any harm.
I hear people say that a lot. What does one expect?? We wondered in the early years how this Internet monster would be "monetized." Would it be pay-per-site? View? Ads? Tracking-your-use is such a big deal? If you don't like it, there are tools and behavior that will stop it. Eh.
“sucker to sucker”
“family relationships and locations”
I actually have know idea what that has to do with financial institutions or what you are talking about.
I ditched my Facebook account earlier this year.
I could no longer take giving aid to Obama cronies.
You are lucky I have six sisters, three brothers and I wish some of them thought the same way as your sister.
:-)
I love FB, we are all over the country and it is a convenient way to keep in touch (without actually having to talk to all of them.) ;-)))
I like Facebook a lot more since I joined the prayer warriors to pray for children with cancer and other illnesses.
I’m talking about all the tools an identity thief need to control your finances.
They can use that info to redirect all of your bank and credit card statements to a different address, and run up massive credit card debt, after draining your bank accounts.
That is the chief use of facebook.
>> “I got the Camaro and the trailer.” <<
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Y’alls sittin pretty!
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