Woman sent $400,000 to the classic Nigerian scammers. Her money, her deaf husbands retirement, mortgaged a paid-for house, took loan on a paid-for car, used credit. Police, family and bank all told her its a scam, she still sent it MULTIPLE times over 2 YEARS! And says she'd still send it but cops threatened her if she does it again. How stupid!

Russian scammers are trying to pass this POS as a real iPhone. The first person to mention iPhone fail is a loser.

This dumb broad fell victim to the "Nigerian Scam," which is familiar to almost anyone who has ever had an e-mail account.

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This a topic most relevant to the current financial crisis of our economy as many scammers take advantage of these tough times, offering their victims false hope and tricking them into handing over their money for no return.

In November 2004, when four people became paralyzed after purportedly receiving Botox Cosmetic injections at a medical clinic in Oakland Park, Fla., the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI) was called to investigate.

Janella Spears, a reverend and a registered nurse from Sweet Home, Oregon, ended up sending Nigerian fraudsters more than $400,000 when she was promised a multi-million dollar pay out from a lost relative.

This is a blog dedicated to educating and informing people of all the internet and home business scams out there. On this blog you'll find great tips for avoiding these scams as well as step by step guides on how to start your very own business successfully.

Mamáes’s Stay At Home of the white Scammers Once the kids back to school and mom have a little more time on their hands can begin to consider ways to bring in someone No extra charge.

One of the latest e-mail scams going around the Internet appears to be targeted at the wine industry. This scam operates at a slightly more sophisticated level than the now famous Nigerian scam. That scam begins with polite greetings (usually in all capital letters) and ends with with promises to share in a large sum of money if the victim will onl

It seems the weirdtard triumvirate of the web, Ron Paul, Alex Jones and G. Edward Griffin along with others, are planning protests to "End the Fed" in several cities November 22.

I am member of education city-Islamabad being run by educationist foundation, I have paid to the foundation rupees 75 thousands for 5 marlas plot in two years to get plot near new Islamabad international airport so far. was trying foundation ptcl lines to know development status but after failing to contact them, I asked my cousin in Lahore to ...

If you have heard about network marketing you would know that it can be a great way to earn enormous amounts of money. What you also might have heard is people saying network marketers are only scammers looking for your money.

Janella Spears wiped out her husband's retirement account, remortgaged their paid-for house, and took out a lien against the family car in an attempt to cash in on the deal. A undercover officer involved with the investigation called it the worst example of the scam he's ever seen.

Before you start to search and look online where to purchase an English bulldog puppy of your own. Stop and read! You could be one of those who received emails claiming to have puppies for adoption or for sale but in reality are scammers who are out to rob your money.

Before you start to search and look online where to purchase an English bulldog puppy of your own. Stop and read! You could be one of those who received emails claiming to have puppies for adoption or for sale but in reality are scammers who are out to rob your money.

Thousands of Colombians have been ripped off in a pyramid scheme and have reacted violently by storming the scammer's officers with a bit of rioting and looting for good measure. Colombian Vice-President Santos said: "When someone promises to double your money in six months they are trying to trick you." Quite.

What would you do if you got a message from your best friend on Facebook, saying that he's stranded in Nigeria and needs money to get home? Well get ready, because that's exactly what's beginning to happen as Nigerian scammers get into people's accounts in order to ask "friends" for money.

Scammers peddling AntiVirus XP 2008 infecting thousands of computers with spyware/malware by leading users to believe they have 100,000 viruses when they are forced to a website through phony popups and banner ads.

Many people claim HHO devices will help you save up to 50% of your gas bill for your car. Others claim that HHO is a scam. This article presents the advertising tactics of scammers which sell HHO devices, kits, and information.

User Beware ! ! ! The Latest Scam Targets Facebook Accounts

In their latest move to defraud unsuspecting consumers, scammers are attempting to bilk consumers by soliciting loans for an imaginary Federal Reserve lending program.

"I just started thinking about this... and I am laughing so hard right now. These guys have family members back home who are genuinely worried. Imagine telling your wife, "I'll be back in a week or two. I am going to get $200k." Then, fast forward 10 weeks later. He is still not home and he has not called or emailed at all. How beautiful is that."

Karina Wells, a Google employee in Australia, received a Facebook message from a friend on Friday saying he was stranded in Lagos, Nigeria and needed $500 for a plane ticket home. What made her suspicious was her Australian friend's use of American terms like "cell phone" instead of "mobile."

"Facebook has been infiltrated by Nigerian scammers and other cyber criminals who use compromised accounts to con users out of cash. Thieves have turned to social networks and are finding it is easier to trick people..."

If you get annoying phone calls trying to sell you extended warranties for your car, you'll be glad to read about several states investigating them as possible scammers! Get 'em!

Oh this is fantastic. Especially the Pig Latin part.

Choosing legitimate work from home jobs is a good option for income. It is also the best way to avoid being attacked by scammers online.

Scammers Are Personalizing Emails

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Do eBay think all Sellers are scammers? It's starting to feel like it . .

(PIC) - Just recently, I was honored enough to be receiving a personal email from the secretary of the Nigerian president. Mister Baba Gana Kingibe expressed his worries and concerns about the recently well known Nigerian scammers who are active online with all sorts of scams, phishing and other criminal behavior. Mister Baba Gana Kingibe

More internet scammers to avoid.Yes, they're at it again. 5 phone calls in three weeks from the same scammers. They call themselves different names but it is all the same group. Education Sales and Marketing was the claimed name today but they have been Vanuity, Omnibiz Solutions and others.Avoid at all costs.

Stock market woes and a major financial upheaval have given financial scammers a very fertile hunting ground. Big financial firms like Fidelity, Bank of America, Wachovia and Citibank have been particularly hard-hit by scammers looking to take advantage of the recent headlines. But there are some simple precautions you can take to keep your money

South Florida, to its discredit, is the national capital of Medicare fraud. There just don't seem to be enough regulators and law enforcers to sort out the scammers from the legitimate Medicare providers here.

A real life story of how a South African man was scammed by a Russian lady. By reading this story and other similar stories, hopefully you will be made aware of how scammers operate and as such will not fall foul to these scammers.

Being scammed whilst abroad happens all too often and can leave you annoyed, short on cash and generally with a bad impression of country. This article aims to highlight how scammers operate, how to spot a scam and outlines a few scams which have been attempted on myself which are common to all destinations in the world.

Under the assumptions of the experts of dating sites, about ten million people a day visit dating sites. About two percent of them are swindlers. Currently, Nigeria, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana are top ranking in Internet fraud.

So we’ve all seen it, but it still burns me up everytime. You try to sell something on eBay and some idiot trys to scam you into sending the item to Africa.. . If I cant do anything about it , the least I can do is flood is inbox. . . Please help me

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Here are some great examples of a couple of classic scams including the Lottery winner scam. There are some hilarious audio files where you get to hear the scammers. How do they get away with this?

Listen to audio recordings of conversations with real-life internet scammers in this guide to their history and recent activities.

Beware of these scammers by reading this report. Avoid the most common scams being used today...Craigs List is a reputable site to post jobs, along with several other items people wish to sell... however scammers are now using this site to exploit their SCAMS!!!

Email Scammers are hitting the servers again, trying to scam good hard working people into giving up their personal information. Don't let it happen to you. These are some examples of emails that hit my inbox.

Making money on the internet is a great way to earn a living, I think most people would agree on that one. Commuting - no. Walking to the converted bedroom - yes. I have previously written about this several times before but I wanted to stress the point here of just how to avoid those robbing scammers.........................

Bunch of russian hackers trick people into buying fake $49.95 antivirus software called Antivirus XP 2009.

Do you get emails that ask for your personal information? I get at least 10 a day, all telling me that I've won something, or that I have some long lost uncle that has passed away leaving me millions, or that some guy died in some other country and they need my help dispursing the funds to the beneficiaries.

Herman's tale of eBay/Paypal buyer fraud is unusual because he not only met the scammer in person, he placed his item right in the guy's hands

How does a scammer get people to believe the scam?

People are worried about making ends meet. We’re scared about our personal finances. That can turn normally level-headed people into suckers.Beware.We’re being bombarded with easy-money offers, scams and work-at-home schemes.Scammers claiming to be from Citibank recently advised people in an e-mail to move their money to a safe overseas