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Stephen Phillip Picklesimer Hammer the Scammers

"Tips and Tricks"

Hobby und Handwerk
Englisch
9610 Wörter
Ab 18 Jahren
2
2

Are you sick of recieving fake emails from unknown Assailants, fraudulents, and scammers and wish to legally repay [mehr]

Stichwörter: Scammer, tips, tricks

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Master Of Lust The Born Of The Ripper

Persecuted Nice Guy Becomes the City's Worst Villain

Krimi
Englisch
45338 Wörter
Ab 18 Jahren
0
0

Alex is a poor young man in the city of Mandala. Alex is actually a nice guy who is constantly under the pressure of financial problems and oppression from the people of Mandala City. Alex has been scammed many times by online scammers. And He learns fraud techniques by studying chat from people who deceive themselves and begin to practice it on others. His life changes for the better as a con artist. He learns to hack computer systems and with his hard work, he commits hacking and other cybercrimes. His life is getting richer with his new profession and getting more sex from various women in his city. Alex's adventures from being a good boy to become the most wanted criminal in the city are full of sex adventures from many women and cybercrimes that he did so that he was nicknamed the Ripper. [mehr]

Stichwörter: cybercrimes, Hacker, Free Sex, scammers, Crime, Sex

2,49 US$

Gbless Amadi Fraudulent Business

the real scam

Business und Wirtschaft
Englisch
28089 Wörter
Ab 14 Jahren
37
0

The consequences of engaging in fraudulent business practices can be severe, including financial penalties, legal sanctions, loss of reputation, and even bankruptcy. Moreover, the victims of these fraudulent practices can suffer significant financial losses, emotional distress, and other damages. This book aims to provide readers with an overview of the concept of fraudulent business and highlight the importance of identifying and addressing these issues in the business world. By sharing examples of fraudulent practices and their impact on consumers and society, this book aims to raise awareness of the risks associated with doing business with fraudulent companies and encourage greater transparency and accountability in the business community. Scams have been around for centuries, but with the rise of technology and the internet, scammers have become more sophisticated and prevalent. Scammers use various tactics to deceive people into giving them money or personal information, such as posing as a legitimate business or government agency, creating fake websites or emails, and using emotional manipulation. [mehr]

Stichwörter: scam, fraud, online dating, fraudulent, real, phishing, business orentation, scammers, Fake calls, Hk boys, Black market, Crime, 419, Facebook scam, Fake account, Instagram scam, Telegram bomb, Ghana scam, Nigeria scam, India scam, Sex calls, Online dating, Fake video calls, Gift card, Internet fraud, American scammers, Books worth reading, Book lovers, Kindle unlimited, Amazon prime, Amazon books, Kdp, Writer's lift, Promo [mehr][weniger]

0,99 US$

Graham Segal The Venture Capital MasterClass

Everything you always wanted to know about raising equity capital ... but until now, you had no one to ask

Business und Wirtschaft
Englisch
151166 Wörter
Ab 14 Jahren
936
0

DO YOU WANT TO FIND THE SECRET TO SUCCESSFULLY RAISING EQUITY CAPITAL? THE VENTURE CAPITAL MASTERCLASS EBOOK HAS THE ANSWER You want to know the secret to successfully raising equity capital; right? Right! Then you are definitely in the right place! The secret to successfully raising equity capital is right here in this essential eBook that is a ‘must read’ for go-ahead Business Owners who are looking for some financial help to take advantage of evolving marketplace opportunities. Want to hear a secret about secrets? Of course you do, especially when the secret is about successfully raising equity capital. The secret to successfully raising equity capital is that there is no secret. Not one! Zip! Successful equity raising relies almost completely on good planning, good execution and good follow: through. Graham shows you how to do this. That’s what his ebook is all about. You too can use Graham’s methods of successfully raising equity capital. It’s not a secret, it’s just a process that involves a bit of hard yakka at your end, the knowledge provided by Graham from his end and the coordination of you and Graham working together to attract investors. Crooks, cheats, scammers and swindlers Graham has included three actual case studies of crooks, cheats, scammers and swindlers who put the hard word on his clients, hoping to cheat a large dollop of money from them and quietly disappear. Two of the scams failed because Graham was on the ball, but one succeeded. It succeeded because the client would not accept Graham's advice that the deal offered by the scammer sounded dodgy, looked dodgy and, as it turned out, was dodgy. Beware the dark side of equity raising. There is a dark side to equity raising because the venture capital industry, with it’s emphasis on financial deal making and the availability of persons often desperate to raise capital, is like a magnet for crooks, cheats, scammers and swindlers. These crooks, cheats, scammers and swindlers are the reviled cockroaches and rats of the venture capital industry and like their namesakes, they must be eliminated. Graham covers the dark side of equity raising in his eBook. Read it so you don't get cheated! Why should you buy Graham's eBook? There are many reasons for buying Graham's eBook. Here’s a few that you may not have thought about. The eBook: - explains the issues that you must think carefully about before attempting to raise equity capital, - explains the law that covers the act of raising equity capital in Australia, - explains the process of raising equity capital in Australia, - explains some alternatives to the use of equity capital, - draws attention to the dark side of equity raising, where the venture capital industry seems to be a magnet for crooks, cheats, scammers and swindlers, and most importantly, - explains the implications for you when you no longer have the unfettered right to manage your company as you personally see fit, but you have to work with new directors [mehr]

Stichwörter: venture capital, investments, investing, small scale investments, small scale public offerings, entrepreneurship, Islamic finance, Islamic financial system, shari’ah finance, equity capital, growth equity, sell shares, sweat equity, living dead, crooks, cheats, scammers, swindlers, investors, deal making, business plans, business planning, business introduction & matching services, business management, Islamic venture capital, small cap investments, small cap investing, ASIC Class Orders, ASIC Class Order 02/273, Class Order 02/273, class order 02/273, asic class order 02/273 [mehr][weniger]

49,49 US$

Gbless Amadi The Black Magic

Verbrechen
Englisch
19777 Wörter
Ab 10 Jahren
33
0

Black magic, also known as dark magic, is a form of magic that is used to harm or manipulate other people. While it has been practiced for centuries in various cultures, many people view it as a fraudulent activity. This is because black magic practitioners often prey on vulnerable people and exploit their fears and desires for profit. One of the most common ways that black magic is used in fraudulent activity is through love spells. Many people turn to black magic practitioners when they are struggling with relationship issues or seeking love. These practitioners offer to cast love spells that will make the person they desire fall in love with them or return to them. However, these spells are often fake, and the practitioners take advantage of the person's vulnerability to extract large amounts of money from them. [mehr]

Stichwörter: Dark sorcery, Witches and wizard, Occult practices, mysterious rituals, supernatural powers, Ancient Grimoires, Hexes and curses, conjures, investment fruad, scam, Instagram scam, Facebook scam, Online crime, Yahoo boys, Hk, Telegram scam, Phishing, Dating, Online dating, Internet scam, Emai wire, Fake calls, Fake video calls, Books worth reading, Amazon prime, Amazon kindle, Kindly unlimited, Hk boys, Ghana scammers, Nigeria prince, Nigeria scammers, Fake online job, True crime, 419, Ballers, Elon musk boys, Tweeter scam, Fake transfer, Btc, Forex [mehr][weniger]

0,99 US$

Cotter Bass FRAUD PROTECTION FOR SENIORS

Ratgeber
Englisch
8994 Wörter
Ab 16 Jahren
247
0

Most people have read media stories about older people losing large sums of money to scams. The sad truth is that it DOES happen! Government data shows that individuals beyond the age of 60 years often report the fraud they encounter. In fact, people 60+ are much more likely to report fraud than people in their 20’s, but far less likely to admit that they lost money. Senior fraud continues to be widespread, costing older people billions every year. It’s an alarming figure encompassing many different scams aimed at tricking seniors into providing personal information, placing their money and/or identity at risk. The Better Business Bureau’s Scam Risk Report indicates that monetary loss increases with age, ranking those over the age of 65 as losing the most money to scams. This may be due to the sophistication of today’s scammers or it could be more closely related to the increasing financial resources age may bring. In any event, there is little doubt that con artists, scammers, and fraudsters will continue to ply their trade, pilfering the nest eggs of unsuspecting senior victims. Another reason elderly people are the most likely age group to lose money to scammers is because fraudsters are meeting the needs of loneliness among seniors by finding common ground with the victims in order to build trust. These con artists are talkative and friendly to their senior victims, making it hard to see red flags. The top scams to which seniors are most susceptible include Health Insurance Fraud, Healthcare Fraud, Medicare Fraud, Medical Equipment Fraud, Counterfeit Prescription Drugs, Fraudulent Anti-Aging Products, Funerals and Cemetery Fraud, Telemarketing Fraud, Internet Fraud (including Internet Auction Fraud), Credit Card Fraud, Investment-Related Fraud (including Reverse Mortgage Scams, Nigerian Letter Fraud, Advance Fee Schemes, Redemption/Strawman/Bond Fraud, Ponzi Schemes, and Market Manipulations such as Pump and Dump Fraud), and Identity Theft. FRAUD PROTECTION FOR SENIORS by Cotter Bass addresses each of these fraudulent schemes in detail, providing multiple initiatives for detecting and subsequently dealing with scams and scammers. In addition, this comprehensive eBook reveals numerous strategies and tips for avoiding these potentially costly crimes, thus keeping your savings intact. [mehr]

Stichwörter: seniors, fraud, con-artists, protection, scams, nest egg, crimes, fraudsters, costly, detecting, avoiding

6,99 US$

Ellie Jung Taylor McKenzie: Construction Equipment Scam Target Firms in Japan and Other Countries

Business und Wirtschaft
Englisch
470 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
171
0

Construction services is one of the most lucrative industries not only in Asian countries like Japan and China but also all in other countries in the world. The development of different structures is a good sign of progress for the country’s economy. When it comes to construction development, one of the most important factors is the construction equipment that will be used for building. Due to the rising rate of construction projects, it is not surprising that investors and entrepreneurs would like to venture into this type of industry. However, it has also become a way for people working behind some scam to use it as their ploy to extort money. Firms and lawyers who have fallen victim have filed their complaint to stop this fraud business scheme. The crooks behind the scam use a construction machine purchase to get the attention of firms. Recently, a Nova Scotia firm has been a victim of the said purchase scam. As part of their fraud scheme, they send an email inquiring the firm to handle a Professional Services Agreement (PSA) for the equipment they are about to sell. The person who contacted the firms used actual names and details to pretend as a member of legitimate companies. Avoiding scams Purchase scam for construction equipment is one of the types of scam attempts that has become extremely common nowadays. Scammers send out thousands of versions of their email and use hundreds of registered company names and active lawyer or broker names to conceal their true identities and bad motives. To give an air of legitimacy, they use online directories to get the contact details of the valid companies they mention in their emails. They even attach bogus electronic supporting documents such as Guarantor form and personal IDs to look genuine and also to increase their chances of getting noticed. Before a trust account is debited, the people behind the fraud transaction send the victims with bogus cheques and trick them into performing proper verification processes. To ensure that anyone doesn’t become a victim of the purchase scam, it is better to review and verify all the details sent out by the potential client. No need to rush and just take your time in checking the necessary details and requirements. It can be a red flag if a seller refuses to show the equipment and attempts to route all transactions through a third-party payer. In case the transaction proceeds, ask for bank account information and other details that can help in verifying the client’s company authenticity. A lot of scammers are trying to take advantage of different firms in western countries like USA and Canada. They have fallen victims to this scam and it’s possible that Asian countries like Japan with a good list of firms can be the next target of scammers. [mehr]

Stichwörter: tmk

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ellie jung Taylor McKenzie: Warning to Japan and Other Countries on Equipment Purchase Scam

Business und Wirtschaft
Englisch
460 Wörter
Ab 16 Jahren
116
0

People behind some fraud activities are now targeting law firms to acquire money. They trick lawyers by acting as someone in need of assistance in drafting sales and purchase agreement. The scam targets law firms and independent attorneys. The said target must be alert in taking up new clients through email inquiries. Those who coordinate this type of scam uses email inquiries as for their way to get the attention of legal representatives. Equipment Purchase Scam According to the complaints of the lawyers, they received an email that inquires for drafting sales and purchase agreement with an interested buyer in the area. The culprits target attorneys from the United States and Canada. They are also starting to spread throughout other Asian countries such as Japan. The emails may not be marked as spam because they include details such as the name, address, and contact number of the company. What makes it look genuine is a company website is also included in the email. However, the links included in the message will redirect to a bogus company website which they only create to show trustworthiness to the proposal they sent via email. This is the scammers’ technique so they won’t look suspicious right away. This scam attempt uses a formal way of communication. They contact the lawyers using email because it is the common way where people send their inquiries and concern to the respective law representatives. Not only lawyers but also other legitimate businesses should also be mindful of opening suspicious links from unknown sources. The links sent through email may redirect to a phishing website that can get all the personal information. The information that can be attained by phishing websites can be used for fraudulent transactions and other purposes. For some, they can quickly judge a spam message since it may seem obvious at first look and may bring a minor annoyance. If that’s the case, the scam proposal can be easily ignored or deleted. Nonetheless, there are other types of scam that specifically targets businesses and do what it takes swindle some money. Law representatives must be on the lookout since a lot of scammers see the construction and mining market as a profitable target where they can steal a hefty amount of money quickly. According to the complaints of the victims, the culprits were able to get away with the money easily because they are located beyond the government’s reach. Before committing to any client who looking for legal help in sales and purchases agreement, it is better to review and research the proposal thoroughly. If the targets aren’t doubtful, it can be easy for scammers to take advantage of people and then escape. [mehr]

Stichwörter: tmk

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