Elon Musk is behind these ads. America PAC is his organisation.
He is urging voters to check their registration status on his new website
https://popular.info/p/the-hidden-dangers-of-musks-votesafeorg
These Instagram ads are paid by Elon Musk
Elon Musk is behind these ads. America PAC is his organisation.
He is urging voters to check their registration status on his new website
https://popular.info/p/the-hidden-dangers-of-musks-votesafeorg
5 Comments
Atelopus-zeteki@fedia.io · 20 pts · 16d
Generally speaking your state's Secretary of State and/or County Clerk are the ones to contact regarding your registration status. And not some Fascist Nazi Billionaire, just sayin'.
Also consider consider volunteering to be an Election Worker, and/or helping others to get to the polls.
OwOarchist@pawb.social · 12 pts · 16d
Yeah ... don't know exactly what the scam is, but I really doubt that the nazi billionaire has altruistic motives for this. He's probably keeping all the data you feed into it and using it for some nefarious purpose.
KoboldCoterie@pawb.social · 9 pts · 16d
Yeah, this feels like it should be illegal.
YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today · 8 pts · 16d
I don't think muskrat is 5-d chessing this shit. While he will keep the data, I believe his true purpose is more direct and evil. Something like telling Democrats they are registered and good to go when they're not.
daannii@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 16d
Sending around to my friends and asking them to send around.
How is this legal?
It's like asking people to check their social security check status on a random website , implying it's secure to get that info.
Can people report this to the better business bureau?
I once reported a charity scam there. I even had evidence and a p.o box mailbox address.
Never heard back but. I tried.
Scam was someone saying they were part of a real charity organization and wanted me to give them a photography item I was selling on eBay. (They contacted me on eBay) . I said sure. Asked for their mailing address. Never sent it.
Feedback on their page showed this was a long standing con. The charity they mentioned had nothing to do with photography or anything that could be related. They didn't collect random stuff.
I was selling special effects lens filters. So why would a charity in africa working to bring medicine and fresh water to villages need vintage fx camera lenses?
I reported them to eBay too. Checked a few months later. Nothing changed. Scammer still active.
So I reported to bbb. I also sent the charity an email saying someone was pretending to be from their organization and scamming people on eBay and that they needed to contact eBay because I had already reported it and nothing was done.
This was like 8 years ago. Idk if anything ever came about.
Anyway. My point is. Can't hurt to try.