Caution to Users to Always Investigate the Legitimacy of Postings on the Network

Dear Colleagues

A note of caution, although we haven't received any complaints, we wanted to remind users that this is an open information service and that PCDN bears no responsibility for the accuracy or legitimacy of posting.

Users are strongly encouraged to double check any information posted on the site to ensure it is valid and from a legitimate source. The PCDN network is only providing an information service to users and does not bear any responsibility for the accuracy or legitimacy of individual postings (Posting on the site does not an endorsement from PCDN). It is the individual user's responsibility to decide to explore information provided on this site and users are encouraged to exercise caution and do a thorough investigation of any opportunities (particularly if financial resources are involved). Users are strongly recommended to not provide any financial resources to participate in an opportunities without a thorough investigation to ensure the legitimacy of the organization/opportunity. If you see a posting that seems dubious or fraudulent in nature please use caution in responding and also contact the site manager so it can be removed. Any user posting fraudulent opportunities will be permanently banned from the site.

For more information on the terms of use for this site, see http://internationalpeaceandconflict.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id...

Tags: Accuracy, Caution, Legitimacy, Postings, Users

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you might want to add a "report spam" link for users to forum posts, etc.
There was one i suspected it was about child trafficking conference to held in USA then in Dakar Senegal were participants were to book hotel rooms in Dakar whilst the USA one was to be fully funded. It appeared suspicious to me and i stopped pursuing it.
If anyone sees a suspicious posting on this site please let me know immediately. Again please do not give any personal or financial details to any organization without investigating to make sure it is legitimate.

Difficult topic - you can not know who all the members are at PCDN. While you may examine the authenticity of us as individuals - but the intentions can never be known if you are not selective. So therefore it is good too read the whole articles or other input and look at the origins before you answer - for that matter also when there are friend requests with other intentions.
The risk of a social network - also for PCDN.

Thanks a lot for the alert. Some of us, given what we undoubtedly regard to be the integrity of the website, might have fallen for similar tricks.

Thanks. we are very, very careful on PCDN to try and ensure the legitimacy of postings, but ultimately it is the end user's responsibility to thoroughly investigate any postings. If anyone does see spam or such types of postings on PCDN please let us know immediately.

Our eyes will remain open and cautious. I will alert you once such things is posted on our PCDN website. Thank you for remind.

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