Comment Comment by crazygringo How about another detail -- the fact that the message said the user had photos to share, when he didn't?There's annoying spam, and then there's straight-out-lying spam -- the "x has sent you a message, you need to create an account to view it" type.Just curious, is there a way to sue/fine a company like this for false advertising, essentially? parent crazygringo 13 years ago
There's annoying spam, and then there's straight-out-lying spam -- the "x has sent you a message, you need to create an account to view it" type.
Just curious, is there a way to sue/fine a company like this for false advertising, essentially?