Public likes is back in the name of Public Make.
In 2016/17, Public Likes grabbed the attention of new investors by offering them short-term returns that are abnormally high. It was clear to those who cared to think that the returns were not on legitimate business activities. The site, which describes itself as “social media marketing,” purported to connect advertisers with potential customers.
Users of the site got paid by simply clicking on the adverts or Paid-to-click (PTC). The money they receive is allegedly payment made by advertisers for every click, or what is known as Pay per Click (PPC). However, this was a smart lie.
Not only was Public Likes a Ponzi Scheme, it was also part of an intricate online fraud that saw advertisers lose close to Sh2 trillion annually in advertising revenues.
Attention
Public likes is back in the name of Public Make.
Help this young generation who will soon fall into this scam.
In 2016 Kenyan youths lost fortunes in the same scam.
