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we just keep letting em in ...wonder who else is in now? our borders are really secure aren't they?
As illustrated, the best defense against fraud is being too poor to get ripped off. If she had money, she wouldn't be moving out of State.
Very good they were caught
before they SCAM someone ELSE!!
To anyone/good choice not to
I have heard of this happening to people! I recently moved to Salt Lake, and I used Arrow Moving & storage- Mayflower Transit. They actually told me this stuff happens to people but I thought it was just a part of there "sales pitch" But I am glad now that I went with this company. I cant imagine how stressful this was for the people.
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