I opened an e-mail from a trusted friend, late Saturday night, from a trusted friend with whom I frequently exchange e-mails. It said: "this article about making money online made me think about you." I opened it and began the ride into Scam World. This is the website I was first led to: ...
This Is a scam, they are bad people taking advantage of people desperate looking for a way to bring income to our homes. ...
My friend Emailed me a work at home job, she knows I want to stay home with my baby. I bought it then know I can't get on the web page anymore. I then put a stop on payment right away, but it was automatic payable out of my checking. My friend said someone highjacked her email!!! What do I do now ...
They sure are convincing, have not been taken before now. When the credit card was submitted, site froze for a minute, then showed a server error. Not sure if they got the payment. Will follow up with results. ...
I received a link from a friend and clicked on it. I read the article twice. I paid the money on my debit card and received a note back saying that I would receive the information via email within 2 hrs. I never received any login information. I sent an email to their support team and I received a ...
Friend sent an email about making money at home. I think it was attached to the original email that came through. Called my credit card company to cancel however it had already gone through. Sent email to company to cancel order and get money back. Will see what happens. If things sound to good to ...