Real people , Real scams.
June 16, 2008 by moneypenny
Filed under Finance
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Moneypenny
Nobody is immune from a scam — no matter how smart. At the very least, there’s that one thing that you might fall for.
For me, it was once donating to a fake charity. I though I was being clever for saying that I only did donations through the mail, and then they sent me information! I checked for a Web site, and then wrote a (thankfully small) check. Found out later that it wasn’t a true charity.
But they had gone through a lot of trouble to look official! Official looking stubs, Web site, the whole nine yards.