OK, you may hate Google and you may love it but whatever side you are on they are a creative little group. I took their Google Scam Quiz today and got 100% (not really I actually missed one). But I want you my readers to check it out and see how they can or cannot trick you. These are fairly difficult to figure out in a couple of cases but go for it.
No one will see your score but you. So see if you can pass…it is very worthwhile and free so go for it!
Thanks,
Ron
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