Libra is dead. Long live Libra? Don’t fall for social media post claims about passively earning $12,000 a month on a Mark Zuckerberg-backed platform.
"Mark Zuckerberg launched a platform that allows each user to earn from $500 a day without even leaving home," the Feb. 5 post says about Facebook's founder."The new Libra investment platform is already available for every reider of Canada.
Now you can easily invest in stocks and currencies and the platform will automatically close deals only with a profit. You no longer need to work to earn $12,000 or more per month. It is enough to register and answer the call of a personal assistant who will help you set up the program correctly."
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