Forum Topic

Internet fraud.

A SERIOUS QUESTION. In 2019 Money Man Martin Lewis won a £3 million pounds settlement from Facebook for using his face and profile to defraud vulnerable people out billions of pounds. Yet every day dozens of these fake ads are still accepted by Facebook to rob the unwary. In 2021 alone  £11 billion pounds have been defrauded from people. WHY ARE THE POLICE OR OTHER AUTHORITIES UNABLE TO STOP IT. Has Martin Lewis accepted £3 million pounds from Facebook on condition that he doesn't sue them again?                                                                                                                                   FAKE HEADING.                                                                          "Thousands Flock to ATMs After Martin's Exclusive Interview."

Neil Milkins ● 751d5 Comments

It's obviously down to Government to fix, but they ALL have their snouts in the trough, from ALL the parties, and The Civil Service, just one huge Gravy Train and no-one wants to or will rock the boat..........to mix my metaphors.  😁.

Rosco White ● 751d

A sensible answer. I am totally baffled that no one seems to have the power or the desire to stop all this.

Neil Milkins ● 751d

When are people going to wake up, the "Authorities" are "unable to stop it" because they don't really try and they don't really care.  MUCH could be done, but isn't, ask yourself "Why?". And reporting fraud to Action Fraud is a complete waste of time, they are a sop, a facade, and a useless black hole that just records your fraud report, and then they do ........ nothing..On a wider scale, London is the "Global Financial Centre" for a reason, guess what that is, guess why SO many are SO eager to spend/invest here?  NOTHING is done about "The City" because protecting London's "Global Financial Reputation" is the Number One Priority of Government, The City, and The System.You are on your own, as ever ....... CAVEAT EMPTOR!    😟

Rosco White ● 751d

There are some people who are not rude or ignorant. I am not a Facebook friend of Martin Lewis.

Neil Milkins ● 751d

How would we know?  Why don't you ask Martin Lewis?

Sarah Vickers ● 751d