Why do work at home scams get posted and not removed?
February 28th, 2009 | by admin |Joe Joe Dancer asked:
But the second you say anything negative about their advertisers it gets pulled.
Why doesn’t Yahoo ban the IP address of work at home scams?
CALISTA
2 Responses to “Why do work at home scams get posted and not removed?”
By World War III on Mar 3, 2009 | Reply
lol, cause it’s a Yahoo CEO trying to make some extra money
By Marlene on Mar 5, 2009 | Reply
Posters and answerers are in cahoots. I’ve been keeping track and it started with ‘Ways 14 year old girl can make money?’
Many phrases in different postings of questions/answers are the same, along with the way the amount of money is typed (1100$) The names are similar, usually having an initial and they all started Y!/A around June of this year. Oh, and the catergories are really way off.
I’ve reported a bunch and sometimes they’re gone in an instant; other times they stay or only the answerer is gone.
Wait till you read my questions if they try to mess with me now!
ALWAYS ETHICAL- never a chump