THE
GOLDEN RULES TO HELP YOU BEAT THE SCAMMERS.
v Be
suspicious of all offers and deals that sound to be too good to be true because
almost all of these kinds of offers are plainly scammers routine to catch you
unguarded and trust me they know all men want to get rich like Bill Gate, Mark
Zucharburg, McDonald, Steve Jobs et all so it is well known that when human
hear about a deal that can make him get rich in second the brain stops working
and the adrenaline takes control of everything but trust me as well there is no
guaranteed get-rich-quick schemes. When you see any offer or deal that looks
like one most especially those that tell you, you don’t need to work at all
quickly discard them without giving it a second thought. I am not saying there
are no legitimate lucrative deals out there that don’t require you to work all
your sleeves but what I am saying is that there is no guaranteed scheme where
you can get rich in a jiffy when it’s not a lottery even lottery requires you
to work for your money; you don’t just get paid for doing nothing!
v Do
not give money or sign anything until you have checked the veracity of the
company or the individual you want to engage in business with. Be sure of what
you are doing and with who you are doing it with. It will be better if you have
to give money or sign anything to do that in the presence of your solicitor and
video coverage because human ways are unpredictable. This might sound a bit
cynical but bet me, it’s the best thing to do.
v Do
not immediately agree to any offers or deals as quick as they are introduced to
you. Take time to seek legal advice and obtain independent decision; don’t jump
into any unclear deal. Don’t test the depth of river with both legs!
v Never
send money to anyone you don’t know or trust and do not send money through
methods of payment that you are not familiar or comfortable with. Just don’t do
things you don’t know about; it is so simple a rule.
v Your
banking and personal details such as passwords are never to be joked with so
keep these things at the bay and never without a very high threshold level of
trust give it to anyone.
v Always
log into website directly rather than clicking on links provided in an email
that is asking you to log in through the links for confirmation. Don’t trust these
types of links for they might be altered to redirect you to another look like
website that makes it difficult for you not to fall for their filthy tricks.
v If
you find it difficult not to engage in any business deal you’ve been offered
because of its true legitimate appearance and because of the many glowing
testimonies you’ve heard my advice is don’t jump in yet give time to find solid
independent evidence of the company’s success.
v Money
is half brother to time but time is older. Your time is the greatest of
treasuries you can have and that’s the same reason God gave everybody time and
not money so any deal or offer that will take your money, time or commitment
requires you to investigate deeply and seek independent legal advice.
v If
you in any way spot a scam or have been scammed quickly report and get help.
Inform the police or any legal enforcer if the suspect is known, can be found
or still in the area.
v Do
not be shy or feel embarrassed for being conned; these people are bunches of
wise men working on a carefully wisely planned scheme on a single individual
who they in some cases have studied and with this type of strategy they
actually can con anyone but all in all, one thing stands and that is the fact that
nothing is as bad as not reporting them. So, if you ever get conned don’t
hesitate to report the case and with this action you might it difficult or
impossible for them to con another person.
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