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money scams FAQ
How do you report money scams?
Dec 08, 2010 by sveal96 | Posted in Other - Business & Finance
I just got a phone call from people who sounded like they were in the middle east telling me that they were from the US government and that I have been awarded a lot of money. Obviously this is a scam, I know that, I want to report these crook! How do
First contact your phone company to see if they can trace the call and find the number the call came from, then contact your local police. You can also try contacting your local FBI Field Office for their advice
http://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/f
Kittysue | Dec 08, 2010
First contact your phone company to see if they can trace the call and find the number the call came from, then contact your local police. You can also try contacting your local FBI Field Office for their advice
http://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/f
Kittysue | Dec 08, 2010
Are those tarot cards things in stores money making scams or real?
Feb 26, 2009 by private | Posted in Paranormal Phenomena
At barnes and nobles they sell those things. They're like 2 dices roll them and than match the result with one of the tarot cards to determine the future. Are they money making scams or real? P.S when people at my school tried them they said its just
Tarot Cards can provide useful information when read by a competent reader. I am not familiar with a Game that uses tarot cards and dice though. I will check it out if I see one and get back to you. We have a Barnes and Noble in our city also. Not all
DC | Feb 26, 2009
The tarot cards are not a scam themselves. They're a deck of cards that are supposed to let you tell your fortune, but that's an old wives tale. They don't really do anything but possibly provide some entertainment. On the other hand, if someone wants
TR | Feb 26, 2009
Money scams in which someone borrows money for short time?
Feb 15, 2011 by TrainMan | Posted in Personal Finance
Someone borrows money for about an hour then brings the money back. Don't really understand what's going on and don't ask. Just curious if anyone has heard of anything like this.
Hold the 20's to the light and make sure you didn't get some fake bills back...
Wreck | Feb 15, 2011
Why are old people more gullible to money scams ?
Mar 12, 2009 by jackie | Posted in Gambling
My father has been retired for 7 + years and he doesn't get out much.
He gets excited over strange "government" emails from Africa, Europe and Asia stating he was won or are qualified for 1,000,000,000,000 dollars. And they
The scams circulating today are rehashed versions of stuff that's been around since the 1700s. The rub is: modern technology makes it possible for these things to seem like they're really a personal contact. Older folks remember the days when they got
Brother Otter | Mar 12, 2009
money scams news
Fake Computer Virus May Be A Scam To Get Your Money
18.05.12
ABILENE, Texas -- Scam artists are now using the system many people have on their computers, Microsoft.
The scammers will call customers pretending to work for the company and tell them they have a virus on their computer that they don't really have.
"They state that Microsoft found a problem with their operating system and that they need to go in and help these people out," said Jeremy Willis, with Computer Associates of Abilene.
But this is when the real trouble begins.
"They have people go on the Internet,
Source: KTXS
money scams about
Orem police fight growing scam problem
Daily Herald - May 23, 2011
As a result of the experience, Johnson is left paying the money back to the bank in monthly installments. Martinez pointed out that unlike credit card fraud, where banks sometimes will refund the lost money, scams like the one Johnson experienced often
Con men getting creative with new scams
Ithaca Journal - May 23, 2011
The bureau is reporting resurgence on a variation of the "Nigerian" scam: Fake letters from an al-Qaida soldier ask for assistance in transferring millions of dollars of excess money to a trustworthy citizen in the United States.
Eau Claire woman nabbed in foreign money-order scam
Pioneer Press - May 19, 2011
An Eau Claire woman is accused of working as a conduit for a Nigeria-based scam involving hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fraudulent money orders. The woman, police say, was paid $200 a week for her involvement in the scheme.