Third world friends, worth it?

[Nick1]

Simply put, is it worth it to accept requests from third world folks?

 

[ygg]

This makes me think if it's worth it to answer your question at all...

 

[Tothefarend]

Simply put, is it worth it to accept requests from third world folks?

How long is a tunnel?

 

[Automation247]

I never accept skype contact requests from countries like India..etc they always try to sell me social media services lol

 

[Rokebono]

If you're talking about monetisation no, it's not worth it.

 

[the-dream]

Requests for what?

 

[profseo]

I am from india, but i accept that usually people pitch for their services.

 

[rabenus]

There are first world people who are worthless too. So suit yourself!

 

[ardley216]

Do you know some of the best members here are from what you call third world countries right? Accept, then block the time wasters.

 

[ore3khf]

It doesn't matter. We're here together to make money regardless of country.

 

[JadMac]

Had some OK experiences with them, but on the whole NO I wouldn't - not worth it! Residents of third world countries are far more likely to commit fraud and not be honest. This is just a common feature of people living in third world countries.

However in my own experience, they have often been lazy, dishonest and will say anything to get the $$$$ then after that nothing, zilch, zero.

 

[PrinceVisi]

What ever friends you are making, by the way you write I can tell you that you wont benefit a cent from them.

 

[srinu0812]

Facebook? No. You don't have any offers for third world countries. I am one of them,

 

[srinu0812]

Had some OK experiences with them, but on the whole NO I wouldn't - not worth it! Residents of third world countries are far more likely to commit fraud and not be honest. This is just a common feature of people living in third world countries.

However in my own experience, they have often been lazy, dishonest and will say anything to get the $$$$ then after that nothing, zilch, zero.

You are very much mistaken. A country contains every type of people. So there are ZERO lazy people in first world countries? Branding an entire country "Lazy" because you met few lazy people? You are wrong!

 

[dragonian]

this thread is such a waste. whatever you find in the east you also find in the west. many white people stinks as well as many asians. scammers abound both sides. if you are online, you really can never tell who is from the west or east.

 

[JadMac]

I'm very aware of that, I have some very good friends from these countries i.e. India. However my issue is trusting a complete stranger from a third world country. I've had some bad experiences, so I'm biased on that basis. My Indian friend supports this opinion too.

 

[JadMac]

The other issue is that in a western country you can probably do more to resolve crime that you can when dealing with third world countries.

 

[EddieC123]

However in my own experience, they have often been lazy, dishonest and will say anything to get the $$$$ then after that nothing, zilch, zero.

I hired an English guy at the back end of last week - he quit today on his second day, saying he 'couldn't be bothered'. There's lazy people everywhere bro.

 

[wisdomkid]

Which country is good? There are more professional scammers from 1st world country. . . And why asking if third world country friends are worth it? When you clearly want to start a Racist. . Thread! Most stupid thread of the Day.

 

[Nick1]

uh guys, it seems my intent has been misinterpreted. Facebook "friends" requests are the kind I am talking. Given the section title, I thought that it would be fairly obvious but apparently I grossly miscalculated. If you wanted me to rephrase the question in a politically correct way, it could be rephrased as "Is facebook traffic from third world countries worth anything?" Sheesh. Some people get offended for no reason. I don't have a facebook for personal use.