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A couple of weeks back, I received the same sms from 2 friends on the $49 worth of free calls by the 3 telephone operators to celebrate singaporean’s sending out 60 billion local smses. I smell a rat immediately and ask my friend:”Are u sure?”. Both gave the same reply:” No harm trying!”
About 2 years back, a friend was approached to join the Swiss Cash scam. When warned about high possibility of it being a scam, the reply was again “No harm trying”…
Recently, a more innovative “scam” have surfaced. This company sells you gold at a much higher cost compared to the market price. It then guarantees you a 2% interest every month and a buy back at the original bought price when you decide to sell. Many people, including churches, have expressed interest. No harm trying…
A typical scammer will present his scam in this way: Read more...[caption id="attachment_2281" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by silverfox09"][/caption]
A couple of weeks back, I received the same sms from 2 friends on the $49 worth of free calls by the 3 telephone operators to celebrate singaporean’s sending out 60 billion local smses. I smell a rat immediately and ask my friend:”Are u sure?”. Both gave the same reply:” No harm trying!”
About 2 years back, a friend was approached to join the Swiss Cash scam. When warned about high possibility of it being a scam, the reply was again “No harm trying”…
Recently, a more innovative “scam” have surfaced. This company sells you gold at a much higher cost compared to the market price. It then guarantees you a 2% interest every month and a buy back at the original bought price when you decide to sell. Many people, including churches, have expressed interest. No harm trying…
A typical scammer will present his scam in this way: Read more...
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A couple of weeks back, I received the same sms from 2 friends on the $49 worth of free calls by the 3 telephone operators to celebrate singaporean’s sending out 60 billion local smses. I smell a rat immediately and ask my friend:”Are u sure?”. Both gave the same reply:” No harm trying!”
About 2 years back, a friend was approached to join the Swiss Cash scam. When warned about high possibility of it being a scam, the reply was again “No harm trying”…
Recently, a more innovative “scam” have surfaced. This company sells you gold at a much higher cost compared to the market price. It then guarantees you a 2% interest every month and a buy back at the original bought price when you decide to sell. Many people, including churches, have expressed interest. No harm trying…
A typical scammer will present his scam in this way: Read more...
