Re:Meta projected 10% of 2024 revenue came from scams
by 9rx on Friday November 07, 2025 @11:05AM
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> The check out cashier at the store?
Normally F-150s, and fridges for that matter, are sold not by cashiers, but salesmen. I suppose there isn't any meaningful difference in the end — except, unlike a cashier, salesmen are named as such because there is greater expectation of them being intimately familiar with the product so that they can answer such questions.
If they can't, that's a pretty big red flag. Why would you conduct business with someone who has proven to be shady (or at least incompetent)?
Re:Meta projected 10% of 2024 revenue came from scams
by DonHopkins on Friday November 07, 2025 @12:35PM
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I'd rather not buy a refrigerator that a salesman has been intimately familiar with.
Who exactly was I supposed to ask that? The check out cashier at the store? The CTO of the company that manufactures it? Who even knows the answer to that question, and how are millions of consumers supposed to find that out and contact them directly, and why are they permitted to reveal proprietary plans if they even know?
Your arguments are delusionally detached from reality.