Entertainment

Facebook feeds these days

It’s amazing how many adverts are in our Facebook feeds these days

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6 months ago

February 1, 2026

J J Riley

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It’s amazing how many adverts are in our Facebook feeds these days. Sometimes, every other post is an advert. But like any advert, you must be careful of scams and mis-selling of things on the advert. The find your compensation claim has become popular. The current trend is mis-sold car finance. The ads offer you a way to find out if you have any mis-sold finance by giving a few details. The rewards can be large compensation payouts.

This all sounds good and is an easy way to trace your financial agreements from the past. But you enter your details and sign a box, and you have just entered into a legal agreement with a law firm. Yes, it pays to read the small print. In the small print, it will give you 2 weeks’ cooling off period, or you’re in a contract.

You don’t just enter details to get free information, just remember that. In a way, it’s done in such a way that it’s like a scam. But their excuse is to read the small print.

The word is to be careful on Facebook with ads.

“You could sign a life changing advert if you dont read it carefully”

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PlayStation has officially delayed the launch of its Flex Strike fight stick indefinitely, which was due to arrive on August 6

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2 weeks ago

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J J Riley

PlayStation has officially delayed the launch of its Flex Strike fight stick indefinitely, which was due to arrive on August 6.

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