Facebook has 1000 invite limitation which means you can only have 1000 pending invitations total.Open Console tab and copy code from fb-add-friends.js and paste it in console.Press F12 button to open Developer Console (key may differ on different browsers).Click on Tampermonkey top right icon and enable FB Auto Add Friends by clicling on it (icon must turn green.ĥ.3. Save script - while you are still in "Add new script" window, click File > Saveĥ.2. When Add New Script window will open simply drag & drop or copy & paste the fb-add-friends.js file content. Add script by clicking on top right corner icon and selecting Create a new script.Enable Tampermonkey by clicking on top right corner icon and selecting Enable.This script is for test / study purposes only 😅 Usage 🅰. All you need to do is open friends finding page and activate it in Tampermonkey or submit it via Console. It's basically Javascript loop that simulates clicks, scrolls page down so the page can load more people into list and if at any point there are any alerts/pop-ups/modals - it listens for them and closes them all. However you may still try to run this on Facebook Auto Add Friends Wactor said his dealership was receiving phone calls every seven to 10 seconds about the scam at one point.This was for old Facebook version and it's not maintained anymore. The bogus operation was using the actual phone number, address, and website URL of Bluff Road Auto Sales. That is when the scammer has opportunity to rip someone off.” “But when someone communicates with the scammer through Messenger or email, they have no idea who they are talking with. “When people see the very low prices on these fake ads and call us before sending any money, we tell them what is going on,” said Wactor. Since then, the company has been getting calls from people who said they sent money to the scammer and did not get what they paid for.
Clint Wactor, the owner of Bluff Road Auto Sales, said the dealership noticed the scam two months ago. (WIS) - If you’re in the market to buy a pre-owned vehicle, the FBI is warning potential buyers to be wary of using Facebook Marketplace.Īccording to officials, a scam operation using Bluff Online Sales has been ripping people off using fake online ads regarding the sale of preowned vehicles.
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