Counterfeits, get-rich-quick or hacking offers
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What triggers it
Counterfeit products, documents or money; stolen data or accounts for sale; hacking or security bypass; test-cheating services; get-rich-quick schemes.
What Pinterest says
“Exploitative financial practices including get-rich-quick schemes.”
We last checked this against Pinterest's page on .
How to fix it
Remove the offer.
Good to know
'Make $500 a day from home', replica designer goods, selling Instagram accounts, essay or exam-cheat services.
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