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SCAM TYPES AND
TIPS TO AVOID SCAMS
BySCAM RIPPER
CONTENTSScams
Types Of Scams
Acai berry Scams
Tips to avoid Acai berry scams
Mystery shopping scams
Tips to avoid Mystery shopping scams
Advance-Fee Loan scams
Tips to avoid Advance-Fee Loan scams
Identify theft Scam
Tips to avoid Identify theft Scams
SCAM
A scam is trying to get your money, identity, all your
personal information.
Obtaining money by means of deception including fake
personalities, fake photos, fake template letters, non-
existent addresses and phone numbers, forged
documents.
TYPES : Acai berry Scams
Mystery shopping scams
Advance-Fee Loan scams
Identify theft Scam
ACAI BERRY SCAMS
Acai berry has gained group of attractiveness
in the recent years due to its wonderful
relating to diet value.
But due to this excitement, there are plenty
of bogus products are also offered in the
market.
People should be careful of this scam before
buying acai berry products. As far as the pure acai berry is troubled, it is 100% natural and original product developed from ice over dried acai berry.
TIPS TO AVOID ACAI BERRY SCAM
Constantly purchase pure acai berry from a
certified website
Notice the manufacture and expiry date before
purchasing the goods.
Verify the ingredients and whether it contains
any chemicals or preservatives on brand of the
product.
Always purchase the goods made from
freeze dried out acai. You can see on the label
stating pure, natural or freeze-dried form.
MYSTERY SHOPPING SCAMS
Mystery shopping also known as secret shopping can
be a capable way of earning money, particularly for
housewives, retired people and students.
The work requires that you pose yourself as a normal
customer, to estimate a company’s goods or services.
Beautiful tag lines such as “Become Rich Soon
without Effort!” and are frequently put out to attract
people for enrolling in mystery shopping programs.
You will be asked to do certain tasks and report the
findings of those tasks in online forms or
questionnaires, for that you will be paid compensation.
TIPS TO AVOID MYSTERY SHOPPING SCAMS Don’t pay a registration fee to a mystery shopping
company.
Don’t pay for “documentation”, “training materials”, or “
secret lists”.
Don’t offer a debit or credit card, in case if
they say they would not charge it.
Don’t react to mystery shopping
advertisement in the classifieds or ones
you hear on the radio.
Don’t believe a cashier’s cheque as payment, these are
frequently fakes.
ADVANCE-FEE LOAN SCAMS
Advance-fee loan scams frequently target
customers with bad credit problems or
persons with no credit.
In swap over for an up-front fee, these
companies "guarantee" that applicants will
acquire the credit they want typically a credit
card or a personal loan.
TIPS TO AVOID ADVANCE-FEE LOAN
SCAMS
Most rightful lenders will not "guarantee" that you
will get a loan or a credit card earlier than you apply,
particularly if you have bad credit, or insolvency.
It is an established and common practice
for highly regarded lenders to need payment
for a credit report or assessment.
Never give your credit card details like account
number, Social Security number out over the phone
except you are familiar with the company and know
why the information is essential.
IDENTIFY THEFT SCAM
An identity thief is somebody who acquires some
part of your susceptible information, like your
Social Security number, date of birth, address,
and phone number, and make use of it without
your knowledge to commit fraud or theft.
TIPS TO AVOID IDENTIFY THEFT SCAM
Keep a look at your purse or wallet, and stay
them in a safe place at all times.
Don't share your personal information
with casual people you don't know.
Identity thieves are actually good liars,
and might make believe to be from banks,
Internet service providers, or even government
agencies to get you to make known identifying
information.
CONTACT US
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