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To: drop 50 and fire for effect

“ If there is evidence of fraud, then maybe they face criminal charges, and things get interesting.”

Will the advertisers sue to get their excess fees back?


46 posted on 07/08/2022 4:39:13 PM PDT by VanShuyten ("...that all the donkeys were dead. I know nothing as to the fate of the less valuable animals)
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To: VanShuyten

Id guess no. They knew what they were doing and targeting when they paid for the ad service.


52 posted on 07/08/2022 5:12:51 PM PDT by It Aint Easy
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Very possible -—they DO have legal standing to do exactly that.

Twitter built a house of cards——Now they will pay a hefty price.


60 posted on 07/08/2022 5:57:17 PM PDT by ridesthemiles
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“Will the advertisers sue to get their excess fees back?”

What about investors? They had no idea that one-third of the Twitterers weren’t actual people — just bots. Talk about fraud!


65 posted on 07/08/2022 6:22:24 PM PDT by MayflowerMadam
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