“Should I refuse to work with someone who’s already sent me more than 100 emails, and isn’t yet ready to commit?”
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“He sends me short questions, one at a time. I respond to each email quickly. Then, he sends me more and more emails…”
“He sends me short questions, one at a time. I respond to each email quickly. Then, he sends me more and more emails…”
We’ve added dozens more companies to the post, with LOTS of details!
You’re not going to BELIEVE the dots we’ve connected!!!
After I wired $1,000 to a Delaware Bank, I received a phone call from a woman who identified herself as…
“Who are all the scammers that are trying to find me on the Internet?”
How many names does a company actually need to scam as many people as possible???
He stole 9 articles from us, and we’re sure he stole from others as well!!
Would YOU pay $6K if a company promised you more than $100K later? Is any author SERIOUSLY that gullible???
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Here is one example of how Facebook refused to remove the paid advertisement from one of the scammers…