scam or not scam??

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  Akang KingJamir3 months ago

  better be late than to be never, stay safe, coz for me i really don't trust any online marketing drama nor payment or tax or lottery jackpot or banking services i don't entertain any this kinda online schemes. if em wants better meet face to face or check t goods n items ordered before paying n only pay on delivery, if em don't wants me to check my goods then give it back coz i don't have nothing to lose. so t simple trick is that NO ONLINE MARKETING, SCHEMES, LOTTERY, BANKING DRAMA & ALWAYS COD, CHECK ITEMS IF NOT RETURN IT BACK. thank God till to date i have never been scammed or have been a victim for this kinda scammer's. I hope all y'all apply ur own save side tactics n hope that all stay aware & away, safe n sound from this kinda fraudulent scammer's!!!

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  Anonymous Name1 month ago

  I have been scammed by The Good Guys India claimed to be freelancers of the Genuine Company Australia offers an online job by investing on big Electronic products Tenders, initially with small investment they give the profit after you trusted them then they shark you out I lost 22lakhs investment being 32 lakhs with my total profit working. Even after completing all their 14 steps of tenders when ready to draw they asked for more 6 lakhs as withdrawal fees which I stop . I realised too late that they are not genuine if they want they can deduct from my investment beg them to only return my original investment let them eat my profits yet they start disappeared to the air just like that..

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  Semil Halani3 months ago

  most free gift cards, lottery, vip, tickets, cashback, bonus, prizes, all these things are scams most of the time. if you receive anything like that and it looks real to you, i recommend you contact the company via their official help desk customer team and confirm the respective offer. take no steps without their confirmation. Again, do not trust customer care representatives who call you. instead, contact the customer care team via the official helpline or visit their office/branch in person. anything that comes too easy is usually a trap. Always remember that nobody gives away anything for free.

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  Roy Digital World1 month ago

  No authorised bank or company uses third-party short URL tools for its official website links. Scammers often use such tools to hide their original domain. For example, if a bank sends you a message, it will usually include its official domain name related to the bank’s website. Scammers use third-party URL shorteners or link converters to hide fake domains, so people cannot easily identify that the link is suspicious. Always be careful. If you receive a short URL in a message related to any bank, finance company, or financial service, do not click on it. Such links can be scams. Ignore them and stay safe.

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