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Re:Amoma.com is a scam (2017) by walrus01 on Friday May 24, 2019 @11:12PM (#20006894)
There's a company right now running facebook ads for a suspiciously low priced DSLR camera gimbal ($49 for a product that should cost $1200) which nobody is having any success getting FB to take down. It goes to a credit card processing page. I want to know what the end goal is of outright scams like this. Doesn't the payment processing arrangement get yanked pretty quick once the percentage of chargebacks rises above a few percent of the total number of transactions?

https://imgur.com/a/F0Uea8a

Re:Amoma.com is a scam (2017) by luckylion on Saturday May 25, 2019 @01:14AM (#20007239)
> I want to know what the end goal is of outright scams like this.

collect credit card information?