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(This search result has since been removed from Google).NPR then had a company that specializes in phone fraud call the number that showed up in the Google search.He also said this virus is spread through rat urine or feces and the public should not believe warnings like this posted on social media.If you ever have concerns about taking medication you should consult your physician.
It keeps track if you click "like" on something, or tag photos from specific locations and uses this information for marketing purposes.The problem with these ads is many people believe they are real business models because Facebook allows them on your News Feed.Once Facebook shows you a targeted ad, it should be safe to assume it's not a scam. As long as the ad isn't promoting an illegal venture, it can make it through the vetting process.If you see a targeted ad promoting a get-rich-quick scheme, your best move is to just pass it by.Remember, there really isn't a way to beat the system.