Are you getting scammed? Here's what to watch out for
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People have been getting scammed for years. In this slow economy, that's the last thing they need.
Here's a list of recent scams to be beware of, according to the FBI.
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I highly recommend this well-thought out article to all Americans who have been scammed or at least come close. I know I have scammed on at least three of the those on the list, but the majority I had never heard of. This article is a good wake-up call for those who want to avoid the incredible number of devious that are put in front of us each day. Excellent article, and very much appreciated.
I really like how this covered all the types of scams out there. It is sad how many people are spending time scamming rather than making a legitimate living. I think it really gives mystery shopping a bad name. There are like 100+ scams out there to every one legit mystery shopper job.