Anyone who’s spent time on Twitter in the past few months especially has probably run into or at least heard of the “P U S S Y I N B I O”-type replies that posts regularly seem to attract.
Why are they so prevalent? Are they actually so successful that it’s worthwhile to do this? I do not understand who benefits from these, because there cannot be so many people clicking on these links that they’re effective… Can there?
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Scams mostly work on people who lack the context and critical thinking to realize they’re scams. They’re basically selecting their targets by making scam posts so obvious the only people who will click on them are extremely gullible. Being horny reduces our brains ability to assess risks too
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