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This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
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Phishing, mobile phone hacker or cyber scam concept. Password and login pass code in smartphone. Online security threat and fraud. Female scammer with cellphone and laptop. Bank account security.
"Mariya" is another scammer. She was allegedly born in March 1987 in Troitsk, Russia, (hence having these photos added to the "My new Russian girlfriend" Group).
She tells me that's she's clean living, so I replied saying that I'm not.
She says she got my address from a dating agency (she didn't) so my answer was to tell her that she's been a victim of a cruel and heartless hox, which shut her up. Never heard from her again!
I don't (yet) see any of these photos linked to scams.
Personal digital security. Defence, protection from hackers, scammers flat vector illustration. Data breaches, data leakage prevention concept for banner, website design or landing web page
Originários do Grupo Só Scammers - groups.google.com/group/SoScammers
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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.
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
Originários do Grupo Só Scammers - groups.google.com/group/SoScammers
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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 asked for money for tickets, visas, web access, hotel bills, or might just be an old fashioned 419er! She might use a different name but if you recognise the face then beware! More details available at 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.
Bitcoin is psuedonymous, instant, and digital. While these characteristics are core aspects of what make bitcoin valuable, it also renders bitcoin companies and their customers ideal targets for the hackers and scammers of the world. A variety of creative tactics have emerged in attempts to steal from bitcoin companies and their customers. Many bitcoin companies have failed due to some combination of security vulnerabilities, exploitation, and fraud. From stolen bank credentials and credit cards to phishing and fake merchandise to malware and social engineering, this talk will explore key strategies to keep your company safe from a wide range of malicious actors in the virtual wild west.
My good friend Ken, who is down the hall from me, received his iPod* from eBay yesterday. I had always seen this type of stuff on engadget and different blogs, but this was my first hands on experience with one.
*Nope, it wasn't a real iPod. But interestingly enough, it had a phone option in the menu to where it could call 911.
Originários do Grupo Só Scammers - groups.google.com/group/SoScammers
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This woman has used a dating site to meet, "fall in love" and ask for money!
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Cryptocurrency has become increasingly popular in recent years, but unfortunately, it has also become a target for scams. Scammers are always looking for new ways to take advantage of people and the anonymity and decentralization of the crypto space can make it easier for them to do so. In this article, we will discuss some common crypto scams and how to protect yourself from them.
One of the most common crypto scams is the Ponzi scheme. Ponzi schemes are investment schemes where returns are paid to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors, rather than from profit earned by the operator. They often promise high returns with little or no risk, but in reality, they are unsustainable and will eventually collapse, leaving investors with significant losses.
Another common scam is the phishing scam. Phishing scams are designed to trick people into giving away their personal and financial information by disguising themselves as legitimate organizations. Scammers will often send emails or messages that look like they're from a legitimate exchange or wallet provider, asking for login information or other sensitive information. Always be suspicious of unsolicited messages and double-check that the website you are visiting is legitimate.
Fake ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) are another type of scam that are becoming increasingly common. In an ICO, a company will offer a new cryptocurrency in exchange for investment. However, some of these ICOs are fraudulent and have no intention of actually creating a functioning product or service. Before investing in an ICO, make sure to research the company and its team, read the whitepaper and check if they have a working prototype.
Another type of scam is the exit scam. An exit scam is when a company or project disappears with the money raised from investors. To avoid falling victim to an exit scam, it's important to thoroughly research the company and its team, read reviews and testimonials, and be wary of projects that seem too good to be true.
To protect yourself from crypto scams, it's important to always be skeptical and do your own research. Never invest more than you can afford to lose and never give away your personal or financial information to anyone. Always use a reputable exchange or wallet provider and be sure to keep your private keys safe.
In conclusion, crypto scams are becoming increasingly common and it's important to be aware of them and protect yourself. Always be skeptical, do your own research, and never invest more than you can afford to lose. Be sure to use reputable exchanges and wallet providers and never give away your personal or financial information to anyone.
Originários do Grupo Só Scammers - groups.google.com/group/SoScammers
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