Yes, it's a scam. An "advance fee" scam. You send him your money, and you will not get rich, or even well off, or even get back your investment.
Yes, it's a scam. Do not send them your personal info or money.
It is a scam site. There are more than a thousand paid to click sites on the Internet but most of them are illegal and scam.
Yes, its a scam. Don t believe them, they will ask you to send them $500-$700 as a down payment towards your loan. Once you send them the money you will never hear back from them,that happen to me and I thought i will get money, but i didn't get anything back, instead i almost lost my place to live, they cheat people. make sure don't believe them.
Harshad Mehta started imaginary companies, which did not exist. He bought the shares of the company by himself. He borrowed money from banks. They demanded back the money, but there was nothing at all at the back as all imaginary companies vanished.
Yes, it's a scam. An "advance fee" scam. You send him your money, and you will not get rich, or even well off, or even get back your investment.
Utter scam. Avoid at all costs! they will rip you off, guaranteed!
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Breast Actives is a scam. The company who sells them HealthBuy.com is a scam as well. They have no customer service and a fake money back guarantee. Do not buy from them. You will regret it.
If they are asking you for money, it is probably a scam. If they are offering you fabulously large amounts of money, it is probably a scam. If it sound too good to be true, it is probably a scam.
No. They'll scam you and give you much less money.
If this letter asks you for personal information or to cash a check for them and then send them money back, it is a scam. It is best to do your research and check with your local police department to determine if it is indeed a scam.
You can never truly regain your lost money from a scam, the most you can do is file a claim and contact your bank or credit card company about this scam. What this will do is prevent any MORE money from being taken from you. It's unlikely, but an investigation may be set up which will take months to trace back to who scammed you, but that's about it, no money returned.
Yes, that's a scam. It's called the "advance fee" scam, in which you are sending your money in expectation of receiving more money back in return. It's also called a "419" scam, or far more anciently, "the Spanish Prisoner" scam.
This is a scam. They are no longer in operation and it says that they are having technical difficulties. They do not answer e-mails, and do not respond in any way. They have my money and no way to get it back. I consider that a scam. I am sure that there are many others that feel the same way.
Anti-breeze refers to bank notes that have been stained or defaced for use in a money scam. It is also called black money. The scam is called a black money scam.
A scam charge is a charge that could appear on a back ground check. A scam can involve obtaining money or objects illegally by presenting an untrue story.