As we all know, the Internet is full of scams. But we still try to keep an eye on them. So when I see a Facebook post like abc is generally used for reporting, I know I need to go check it out.

This one is especially hard to figure out. The post goes on to say that abc is used for reporting, but then it immediately says that it’s “not a scam.” We all like to have a sense of humor, but being able to detect a scam when you see it can be tricky. So this one is not for the faint of heart.

The post is a scam. It says that it’s a fake news story that’s been taken down from Facebook. We’re sure that this is a fake story (not the first time we’ve seen this kind of thing), but we can’t tell what it’s actually about. Maybe it’s one of the most ridiculous stories that ever went viral. Of course, now that we’re all familiar with the post, we’re not sure what the story is about either.

The post is a scam. It says that its a fake news story thats been taken down from Facebook. We are not sure what it is about either.

The hoaxer was identified as a user on a Facebook group called “Abc-News.” This is the group that was recently accused of posting a fake story about Hillary Clinton from her official Facebook account. As it turns out, the story was a hoax and the user who posted this fake report was not a member of the group.

What I want to know is does this group have any real members? We’ve seen a lot of groups claim to be an actual news organization in the past. A lot of them just run ads, have an email address, or have a Facebook page.

I think they are. The only group I personally know of that claims to have any sort of real membership is a group called Abc-News. It appears to be a fake news group.

The group I’m referencing is called Abc-News because “Abc News,” the name it’s using for its group, is an acronym for “A Blog About Current Events.” It also claims to have some real members, but only two of those are known to have actually joined it. One of those is a man who describes himself as a “journalist.

It’s also used to report on current events and gossip.

The group Abc-News claims to be a fake news site. It uses several different names for its site. It claims to have members in the U.S. and Ireland. In fact, it appears to be a fake news site that is only open on the Internet, claiming to have no real members.