Google Wave team sends Twitter message – Don’t fall for scams claiming to have Wave invites
Posted on October 2, 2009 by by valerirojas
Online communities are currently going crazy with the Google Wave invites going around and are doing anything they can to get a piece of the action.
But be careful because there are plenty of scammers out there claiming to have Google Wave invites but don’t fall for it cause it is not true.
“Please don’t fall scams claiming to have 1000 or 2k or any number of Wave invites to give away – it isn’t true!” is the Twitter message posted by Google Wave developer Stephanie Hannon and ReTweet by Lars Rasmussen few hours ago.
So now you know it, just be careful out there.
UPDATE – What is Google Wave again? this video gives you the answer, well 3.5%Â of it anyway.
2 Comments to “Google Wave team sends Twitter message – Don’t fall for scams claiming to have Wave invites”
"Leave a Comment"
Typeboard uses automatic spam filters, sometimes comments are sent to moderation
Please read our Code of Conduct
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by valeri and valeri. valeri said: RT @typeboard Google Wave team sends Twitter message – Don’t fall for scams claiming to have Wave invites http://bit.ly/D46vj [...]
(Report comment)
What is Google Wave? watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDu2A3WzQpo
(Report comment)