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‎07-08-2020 09:12

‎07-08-2020 09:12

I have received several friend request over the last few days..Each request has been from someone who joined that day. I actually accepted one of the requests and within 2 days it turned from someone just needing motivation to "my aunt died and left me 60 million pounds, please help me collect this and I will share it with you". I am just deleting them as I see them from now on..This world is just full of opportunistic scavengers looking for an easy mark with no cares about who gets hurt in the process.

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‎07-27-2020 07:29

‎07-27-2020 07:29

Yep. My rule no steps they are blocked immediately

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‎07-27-2020 07:29

‎07-27-2020 07:29

Yep. My rule no steps they are blocked immediately

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎03-16-2022 10:18

‎03-16-2022 10:18

  1. I have found even ones that do have a some history can be scammers.  The last one Carrington D is a scammer.. He has some history and I do have a few men on my fitbit friends and never have been approached by them other then  to help with my exercise.  But a few i have let in start off real nice and what to know about my exercise then all of a sudden they want to know if i want to chat outside of fitbit because they our not always on there program and then we can talk more.  When I say no I don't go off of fitbit to talk they all of a sudden our not my friend anymore.  so it is kind of hard to block them.   
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