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The ongoing joke at the office goes something like this. “Well, folks, I just checked my e-mail and apparently I’m a millionaire several times over. I guess the rest of you will have to handle whatever problems come up, cause I’m outta here!” View original post here: Spam provides some much needed office entertainment (The Tomahawk)
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Spam provides some much needed office entertainment (The Tomahawk)
For more information on how to avoid work at home scams , check out our scam prevention page. I wish you all of you the best of luck with your work at home search and feel free to drop me a comment below.
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How Do You Find a Legitimate Work at Home Job? | The Work at Home …
We have a warning for customers of Sprint. Read more from the original source: Warning for Tonawanda Sprint customers (WIVB Buffalo)
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Warning for Tonawanda Sprint customers (WIVB Buffalo)
UPDATED 2:07 p.m. A series of scam text messages has tried to trick cell phone users into giving up bank account information by telling them their card with Fargo Public Schools Federal Credit Union has been deactivated. Link: WF police report possible text message scam (The Fargo Forum)
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WF police report possible text message scam (The Fargo Forum)
From bogus solar power contractors to misleading claims for consumer products, green scam artists are masters of deception: Internet Scambusters™ #370 More here: Seven Common Green Scam Types and Seven Tips on Avoiding Them
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Seven Common Green Scam Types and Seven Tips on Avoiding Them
Although one of my very early posts on this site concerned vicious scams aimed at defrauding job hunters who are especially vulnerable in today’s difficult economic and employment environment, I am going to come back to this subject now in light of the Better Business Bureau’s (BBB’s) report which came out a few days ago.
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Make ‘Safety First’ Your Mantra For 2010 | CircleBlog
I may not have fallen for this latest job scam , but many innocent, desperate people out there have fallen for them, and many of them lose money in the deal, money they obviously can’t afford to lose or they wouldn’t be so desperate for … Link: And The Job Scams Continue… | Confessions Of A Writeaholic
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And The Job Scams Continue… | Confessions Of A Writeaholic
ATM skimmer discovered at Clayton Bank of America View post: ATM skimmer discovered at Clayton Bank of America (KSDK St. Louis)
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ATM skimmer discovered at Clayton Bank of America (KSDK St. Louis)
Especially if you are looking for reliable BMW Parts or a steady job , avoiding spammers can save you lots of time and effort. Nowadays, there are more spammers than you would believe
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Court Rules in Favor of FTC in Case of Diet Tea and Bio-Slim Patch A federal district court has ordered the marketers of an herbal tea and a diet patch to pay nearly $2 million to the Federal Trade Commission for making deceptive claims that both products would allow users to lose weight quickly without diet or exercise. For nearly two years before the FTC complaint was filed, Bronson Partners, LLC and its officer, Martin Howard, marketed Chinese Diet Tea, telling consumers they could lose as much as six pounds a week by drinking one cup of the green tea after each meal to “neutralize the absorption of fattening foods.” Advertising in national magazines such as USA Weekend and Clipper Magazine, the marketers charged $24.95 plus shipping and handling for a month’s supply
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Marketers of Unproven Weight-Loss Products Bronson Partners LLC Ordered to Pay Nearly $2 Million