That makes me angry, Because I see real people like you and me. using our hard earned money trying to get into these ‘businesses’ only to get scammed into purchases,for products that promise but don’t deliver, we’ve all seen it.

Ads & Brochures that promises you too can be RICH all the while promoting another companies product and not making the money that is promised. Or the company being unreasonably unfair to consumer. Or just plain ripping them off!

I’ve seen quite a few and have been fortunate enough not to get caught up in it by simply typing up the ‘Product name and Scam, in Google and see what info comes up on them…

I had to do my own research, on Any company that’s less than reputable & you should too…

What do you think? What peeves you?

This mail is to notify you that a PERSIAN KITTEN has been registered for shipment to your location and address. This kitten was registered for shipment to your location and address by Mr Matt Cliff. Considering the number of conflicts for payments on delivery and the number robbery attacks that have been witnessed of late after deliveries ,the board of directors of this agency have passed a communique that all payments for shipment must be done before shipments for any Pet is activated .
You have the following bills to settle before shipment of these kittens can be activated.
1.) the shipment cost for the kittens ……………..$232.00
2.)Care of puppy during shipment …………………$18.00

Our account at the main Agency here in London, Uk are undergoing financial Auditing due to a suspected attempt of embezzlement of funds by the financial department which was detected of late .
Presently all payments are done to our agency branch at the Douala international Airport in Cameroon .

1.)All payment ranging from $10 to $249 are done through MONEYGRAMS.
2.)All payment ranging from $249 to $499 are done through PAYPAL ACCOUNTS.
3.)All payment ranging from $500 to $999are done through CREDIT CARDS.
4.)All payment ranging from $1000 and more are done through BANK ACCOUNTS.

You are there obliged to pay the sum of $250.00 to the address of the financial cashier of our agency branch at the Douala international airport through MONEYGRAM international money transfer and then send the details (MTCN RFERENCE NUMBER) to us through email .As soon as confirmation is gotten for the payment , the shipment for the puppy will be activated to the next available flight/shipment trip with respect to the registered time for arrival (4:00pm+). The shipment will last for 4hours 45minutes .
Bellow are is the address of the Cashier General at the Douala International Airport

You can call us through the following number 0023775564795.
i just reported them , well I was only worried about my personal info that has been revealed to the scammer

Are you looking for a new job? If you are, you may be using the internet or your local newspaper to find job listings. Although the internet and local newspapers are a great way to find up-to-date job listings, you also need to be on the lookout for scams. There is such a thing as an employment scam. The good news is that many employment scams are easy to spot, especially when you know what to look for.

When it comes to being on the lookout for employment scams, it is extremely important that you remember employment scams are not only found online. While these scams are more common online, many employment scams are making their way to local newspapers, possibly even your local newspaper. That is why you always need to be on the lookout for employment scams; you should never let your guard down.

As for spotting an employment scam, which is also commonly referred to as a job listing scam, there are a number of points that you will want to be on the lookout for. Perhaps, the biggest red flag is when you are required to putdown a deposit to apply for a job or to get hired. If you are thinking that it is suspicious, you are right. Many people are so desperate for a job that they don’t realize that they shouldn’t have to pay to work; it should actually be the other way around. No matter what excuses you are given, like that your deposit would be used to process your application or pay for your training materials, do not fall for it. Under no circumstances should you pay an employer to let you work for them.

Another easy way that you can spot an employment scam is by examining the information given to you in a job listing. For instance, most legitimate business opportunities or job listings will be full of information. Whether the job listing is for a local job or work-at-home job, you should be able to get information on the type of job available, a little bit of background information on the company in question, qualifications needed, as well as information on how to go about applying for the job. Employment scams often provide as little information as possible. You will want to be on the lookout for job listings just that encourage you to “act fact, as only five more positions available,” or something else along those lines. Never apply for a job without knowing exactly what you would be doing first.

One of the reasons why you are advised against apply for a job that you don’t really know much about is because many job applications request your social security number. Your social security number in the wrong hands can result in a bad, costly situation. The requesting of a blank check, for direct deposit, is another red flag that you should be able to spot. If you are hired to work for a well-known company, one that is either local or online, direct deposit is okay, but you should never signup for direct deposit because you are required to do so, especially if you are trying a new work-at-home opportunity.

The above mentioned red flags are red flags that you should always be on the lookout for and avoid. In all honesty, you may be able to search for and find legitimate job opportunities or examine a large number of job listings without every coming across an employment scam, but it is still best if you are prepared for it all.