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Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
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Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
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On Utility Scam Awareness Day, Cleveland Water wants to make sure our customers are aware of what to look for in the event that someone shows up at or calls your home claiming to be a Cleveland Water employee.
Your safety is important to us. Please review the tips below in order to recognize Cleveland Water employees coming to your home or contacting you.
At Your Home
If there is work being done near your home, an employee may knock on your door to notify you of the work and any disruptions to service otherwise, employees will only come to your home if an appointment has been scheduled (investigations, meter installations, etc.).
All water employees are required to wear clothing that has a water emblem or logo embroidered on the left front of either their jacket or shirt.
Vehicles are white or blue and are marked with the water logo on the door or side of the trucks.
All employees are issued Cleveland Water identification cards which must be worn and visible at all times while they are on duty.
All Clear Reads meter installers will arrive for their scheduled appointment in a vehicle displaying the Clear Reads and Cleveland Water logos.
Clear Reads installers will have two forms of identification: a Clear Reads badge and a contractor company badge. Both badges will include a photo.
If you have any doubts about an individual trying to enter your home, do not let them in. Close and lock your door and call your local police immediately.
Phone Calls
The majority of our credit and collections process is handled via official written correspondence. You can always check the status of your account online at My.ClevelandWater.com.
Scammers often request immediate payment by credit card, a prepaid card, or bitcoin and threaten to immediately disconnect service if it is not received. While our Credit and Collections team does contact customers on occasion, Cleveland Water Customer Service Representatives (CSRs) do not call customers to request immediate payment.
Should you receive a call from Cleveland Water, you always have the option to request more information about the caller.
If you want to check to be sure it is a legitimate call, ask the caller for their name and extension and tell them that you will call them back immediately. Hang up and call the Cleveland Water Customer Service line at 216-664-3130.
If the caller refuses to provide you with more information, hang up and report the call and the caller’s name and phone number to your local police department. Never give personal or financial information to someone you can’t verify is an employee.
E-mails
Cleveland Water will never send you an e-mail that you haven’t signed up for through our web portal or website or directly requested from an employee (bill copy, final statement, etc.).
We will never request a payment or financial information through e-mail.
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This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
We got a robocall today from a scammer claining to be from the Canada Revenue Agency. The call was filled with dire, if suspiciously vague accusations about our filing practices. I was inspired to take this picture to accompany the following open letter to the scammer:
" Dear Officer John. Is it OK if I call you John? How about Johnny? Please find the full amount owing as a result of the moral turpitude and fraudulence in our reporting in whichever tax year resulted in your call (I am sorry that I could not be more specific because you were likewise very vague in your call).
We are sending our remittance via Royal Mail/Pony Express. This amount should be enough to cover any shortcomings due to our inadvisable rounding of pennies on our returns, with enough left over for you to buy a coffee or a life.
Please feel free to call again if you have any further concerns about our tax filings, or if you just want to chat about your unfortunate life choices."
This assignment was particularly fun to do. It was almost like shooting a movie for me. Multiple exposure consists of placing a camera in one spot where it remains stationary and the subject moves around, creating a scene instead of the camera. The versions of me where I'm inside of the tree, I was REALLY anxious; I thought I was going to fall and crack my skull xD. I really liked this assignment because in Photoshop, I was given the opportunity to add many versions of myself in a singe frame by erasing and blending in the colours of the background, which served as an interesting tool. In this picture, I admire how the tree is like the second main subject in the photo, because i used this pine tree as a base to do all my positions to make sure most of them do not overlap. The view from behind is outstanding as well, because the viewer can see deeply into the photo where the park and homes are located. The overcast of the weather was an advantage as well. Also, the fact that each version of me seems to be interacting with one another (Two Krystals are bulling the one sitting by the tree with her thumbs up), except for the Krystal off the left holding and smiling weirdly at her umbrella). Compositional elements that I see are filling in the frame (the pine tree), texture, shapes, telling a story, and leading lines.
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
Originários do Grupo Só Scammers - groups.google.com/group/SoScammers
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Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
More information and photos at www.bridecon.com.
Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money
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Anna Trofimova
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RUSIAN SCAMMER
Country - Russia
The city - Cheboksary
Street - Lenina, house 29.
Postal Code - 428 034.
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Anastasiia was 29 when she got in touch with me by email. She's from Russia and works in a Pharmacy. The business closed for repairs, so she decided that she want to come to me. I knew where this would go, so told her that "I must ask my wife". It didn't deter her. Despite her jewellery being stolen she made her way to Moscow to get her Visa and Ticket. Naturally she wanted a loan, to be repaid when she meets me, although, as with all other scammers she never made clear what her resoruces are. She did get a work Visa, but gave up on me when when I wouldn't send her any money