calodo2003
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Any outlet was able to take a look at the documents?
https://archive.ph/L5v7hTweet
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Because if you're rich enough to build a car in America you basically can build whatever you want I think. There's not a hope in hell the Cyber truck would pass the crash safety tests in Europe.of course elon is a moron but how did the regulators allow this thing?
(same issue with boeing)
Concerning, hope Elon is keeping an eye on this.Because if you're rich enough to build a car in America you basically can build whatever you want I think. There's not a hope in hell the Cyber truck would pass the crash safety tests in Europe.
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It's been going on for months. Actually, almost immediately after Musk bought it. I assume it's to build legitimacy somehow, maybe by a certain amount of people who will follow back.I have a "personal" account that I use to follow sports. I've had it for about 3 years, I don't follow anyone except sports related pages, I have no followers and never comment or like any posts.
In the last couple of weeks, I've been getting 1 or 2 followers daily, accounts with pictures of attractive girls with 0 followers, no links and just 1 post, normally a sentence that makes zero sense. What's this about? I know it's fake/bot accounts but what's the deal, how is someone profiting from this?
Can we give twitter to this guy?Tweet
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Its a scam where they start chatting you and earn your trust and then ask for money somehow - maybe you send it to them outright or buy fake crypto or something.I have a "personal" account that I use to follow sports. I've had it for about 3 years, I don't follow anyone except sports related pages, I have no followers and never comment or like any posts.
In the last couple of weeks, I've been getting 1 or 2 followers daily, accounts with pictures of attractive girls with 0 followers, no links and just 1 post, normally a sentence that makes zero sense. What's this about? I know it's fake/bot accounts but what's the deal, how is someone profiting from this?
My first thought is no one would fall for that but if they do it, it must work.Its a scam where they start chatting you and earn your trust and then ask for money somehow - maybe you send it to them outright or buy fake crypto or something.
Yea you would be amazed how many they catch out. My cousin used work for virgin answering calls and a couple of times a week he would get someone ringing up to "claim their new iphone." You know the way the scammers send out a text or email saying you have won something - click on the link etc.My first thought is no one would fall for that but if they do it, it must work.