jeffreysloe
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# Posted: 12 Nov 2009 14:15 · Edited by: jeffreysloe
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KarlFabian: The easiest way to suspect a fraud is when they tell you exactly what you have been wanting to hear and hoping for. Just don't allow your self to believe it. Research all aspects for truth. Take your time, ask questions and do not allow your desperation to rule your actions.
Karl, you are so right...this just happened to a group of my Internet friends. A big "hitter" told them what they wanted to hear, and many bit - hook, line and sinker. The good news is our group leader sniffed out the "rat" before it went too far.
One thing we all learned...if you can't find them on Google...they are probably a scammer. So, before getting involved with anyone or any company, search Google. Chances are, you will find the truth, providing the information is coming from a legitimate site.
Jeff
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