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I run a neighborhood Facebook group. We have post approval turned on to prevent spammers from posting. Facebook is allowing posts to get by our post approval process. This number was posted as the contact number for a HVAC duct cleaning service. This is not legitimate, most of our spam posts are for "duct cleaning services" or tee shirts for sale. I have reported the issue to Facebook but it appears they have done nothing about it. Be aware!
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