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THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SCAM SEARCH - WA SCAMNET




However, the scammer will need cash in order to relocate to be with the victim.
There might be several reasons why the scammer can't move instantly, and
increasingly more money will be requested. Undoubtedly, there was never ever an
objective on the part of the scammer to move nor does he/she appreciate the
victim.


10. https://nft-w0rld.com receive a call from someone alleging to be from a
charity that you may or may not be familiar with. They always turn up after a
tragedy. They are insistent that you contribute to their worthy cause and you
need to do it now by using a charge card.


feel pressure to donate to a charity on the area. Demand they send you
literature about the charity and then take your time to decide if you wish to
contribute and how much you wish to contribute. 11. You receiver a call
apparently from Medicare informing you that they need your number to provide you
a new card or some other factor.



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Never ever give that number out over the telephone unless you placed the call to
a doctor's office. 12. You get a knock at your door and find somebody who wants
to check your roof for damage or trim your trees or do some other labor on your
home. Sometimes they appear in pairs.


Do not permit them into your home. Do not enable them to do any work on your
property without very first examining the business out. Don't fall for the "this
deal is good just for today" line. Investigate the quality of work and ensure
whoever you employ is licensed and guaranteed prior to you allow them to do any
work on your home.


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13. One of the latest rip-offs. You get a call from a 1-800 number that matches
the 1-800 number on the back of your charge card (fraudsters can control the
telephone number to look like any number they select). You are informed that the
caller is from the scams department of your charge card company which your card
has actually just been used in another state and asks you whether you are on
vacation.







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