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Wish there weren't so many but there are. Just found the real persons facebook and instagram. The real person is gay and married. I mean red flag was he shut down his instagram, well it was a fake one. I hate so many scammers out there.
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Some scammers are very obvious indeed.
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I know a scam when I see one for instance I got a letter in the mail the other day telling me get this one I could make $2,500 in a week stuffing there booklets right away I knew it was a scam, they told me to send $$99.00 for the booklets and 1cent for shipping, talk about stupid. I feel bad for the people who are going to get money especially from the elderly because they will believe this. I have informed my land lady to make sure the people watch out for that scam then a couple of weeks earlier I got a mail to send some envelopes for $5,000 a week ,don't I wish .Can you believe the people who will fall for this crap?Just be careful please. Also if you have a computer there is this scam where u will get a pop up claiming that it is from Microsoft then a bunch of stuff starts to download. That you need to call them to have it fixed do not pay any attention to that, it is also a scam you cannot even close the popup so I had to shut down manually .However when I tried to get back into my bank I got a message saying someone illegally maybe trying to get into my account so I immediately called my bank so now I can no longer do online banking and I hate it. They are saying we need to call Microsoft so we can clean it not true all a fake. It is disgusting what some people will do just to scam someone. I hope they get theres. I have a answering machine so I left a message it is meant to be funny you have reached the Lizzie Borden residence the minute I say to all you scammers they hang up not always though but if someone calls me I dont know who it is I dont answer the phone nobody ever leaves a message so watch out for those scam phone calls.
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You've got a tight defense. I called your number to scam you and the Lizzie Borden thing made me wet myself.
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Never pick up the phone unless u know who is calling I suggest if you are a scammer to get lost and I hope you scammers out there rot in jail.Hey what can I say.You are scum
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The latest scams here in Canada are the "CRA" and "RCMP" scams.
Essentially the one says the Canada Revenue Agency is coming after you for unpaid income taxes. The second is that the police have warrants out for your arrest and if you pay them (the scammer) money they will have the warrants cancelled. It couldn't be more obvious these aren't legit as in both cases the grammar and diction of the caller is miserably bad. That should be the first clue. The second? The government is not going to ask for iTunes cards as payment. Honestly, I don't get how people fall prey to this. Yet, they do - by the thousands. I don't get how stupid people can be. Also, I just had an acquaintance scammed as she was positive she had a relationship with Rick Springfield and, at his insistence, sent him money for a trip here to meet her. How on earth can this have happened to her? How could she have been so naive? Look, no celebrity is going to ask for money to visit you. Period. |
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One scam that occurred to me multiple times a decade ago was the 'windows' update hoax. This was where you got a phonecall from someone identifying themselves as a Microsoft professional advising you there was a problem with your Windows software. The goal was to get access to the users computer whereupon the scammer could obtain all they needed for bank accounts, etc. Anyway, I kept getting calls from such people (foreigners with a bad command of the English language) insisting my 'Windows' software had to be updated. I would tell them I don't even use a Microsoft device so how could that be? Another scam that gets me is when people fall into the trappings of believing they are in a relationship. Often they say they are military.There seems to be a whole lot of military officers out there in dire need of your money. Again, how does one fall for this. The communication and writing skills are far far beneath that of someone who would be well educated. this should be the first tip off. and clearly having no basic knowledge of the military should be another. My recommendation? When you meet anyone online who professes to consider you a perfect match early on actually Google an excerpt of their message(s). Usually thousands of hits come up - they are using a script. So, for goodness sakes, do some homework and be vigilant. Never believe someone you haven't met in real life and certainly don't send them money - EVER. |
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