Despicable Facebook Ad

Yes, and I see worse stuff that misses my spam filter many times a day. It's the internet, this stuff is out there. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's acceptable for Facebook to post adds like this, I'm simply saying often times filters checks and balances are circumvented on the internet. I can honestly say if I saw that ad I would have dismissed it as a badly conceived engrish-ranguage spam ad designed to incite a click-through. As you know, click-through ads can garner money... and that ad certainly gets attention! What is most disturbing to me is not so much the ad itself, but the bigger picture of humanity that it would incite clicks-- either by perverts or angry people. Think how much traffic your post could now generate for peoplefinders... mission accomplished.

I doubt very highly that you are *really* part of the problem. The emotion these things evoke is understandable. I think the ad is totally sicko too and it really sucks that it would end up on Facebook of all places. It's morel ike something you would see on a software warez or crack sight... not that I know about those things ::blush::. Anyways, I like to believe that Facebook is a nice place, and fairly safe for family-minded people. I mean... parents like to let their kids network on Facebook and I hate to consider that *they* might see those ads also. And in all fairness to you, knowing the line of work PeopleFinders is into, well perhaps it isn't too far off to consider that they might lack scruples and engineer the ad themselves. It's hard to say, and I still lean towards spam of some sort via affiliate programs. In the end, regardless, that ad gets two thumbs down, ten toes one knee and probably a couple of elbows (I stole that from Will Smith)