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TGfan06;1400649; said:
absolutely! Just had an interview yesterday thanks to a professor recommending my account on LinkedIn. First thing they did was give me a laptop and had me pull up my facebook account...

Luckily my old status of " ... is wondering if Hines Ward is still a member of the Vietcong..." was removed the day before.:wink2:
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Big fan of Linkedin and it has been helping me tremendously in my job search. I see it as the business networking site.

On the flip side, I have no facebook page as I see that as the site that my teenager uses to keep up with her friends....

I do know that an acquaintance of mine is teaching a class on how to use Facebook and Linkedin for Realtors....
 
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BayBuck;1400926; said:
Not surprising in the least -- actually quite inevitable.
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and you would have to be an absolute moron to fall for it.

By the way I have a business proposition for you guys. A doctor from Zimbabwe has left 3.2 million dollars behind. If you want a cut send me your bank account number and routing number.
 
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gost8;1401351; said:
and you would have to be an absolute moron to fall for it.

By the way I have a business proposition for you guys. A doctor from Zimbabwe has left 3.2 million dollars behind. If you want a cut send me your bank account number and routing number.
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Actually sending money to someone on Facebook, yes, that's a moron move, but it is completely inevitable that people (for a variety of reasons besides financial fraud) would create profiles under other people's names (including accurate personal info & pictures and such) and get "friended" by unassuming Facebookers
 
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BayBuck;1401387; said:
Actually sending money to someone on Facebook, yes, that's a moron move, but it is completely inevitable that people (for a variety of reasons besides financial fraud) would create profiles under other people's names (including accurate personal info & pictures and such) and get "friended" by unassuming Facebookers
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I still wouldn't send anyone money without talking to them first. Especially not with Western Union. (I hope it is pretty much common knowledge that Western Union is a criminals best friend.)
 
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