Father of Daughters #48 Selling kids and now credit, no longer a human family chronicle

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So my friend has a (just for fun) food insta page and just sent me this what she was sent as we often talk about the murky world of the insta blogger…

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Sharing on here as it gives an insight into FOD’s world of bot buying. Just so crazy there’s an industry for this. And so wrong, I know we’ve said it before but surely it’s fraud to buy followers and then get ads/revenue based on follower numbers!

And what even is a high quality follower?! 😂
 
If anyone here's as old as me, they might remember sellers who'd set up on the pavement of London's Oxford Street or wherever, surrounded by a gaggle of "interested people" proffering cash and gasping and pointing in amazement as the 1980s version of Simon seller showed off their fake designer watches or whatever crap they were selling. Except the "interested people" were of course just stooges, probably being bunged a couple of quid for half an hour's work 😜
 
Also 9 bras doesn't seem a lot for someone like Clemmie who has a whole kitchen dresser dressing room rammed with clothes.

I don't do a lot of dressing up, socialising and events. I keep a fairly minimal wardrobe. I can get away with a few bras for sport, a few for general daily wear and a couple for occasions (and I'm aware it's a privilege to be able to afford several). That's 9 right there before adding any "fancy" ones, greater selection of colours/styles etc.
 
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